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Reid pursuing backdoor route for online poker legislation
3 December 2010
According to several media reports, staffers for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) are trying to build support for a bill that would license and regulate Internet poker in the United States.»
Online gambling regulations a hot topic at G2E
24 November 2010
G2E's iGaming Congress had plenty of brick-and-mortar gaming executives in attendance. And they all wanted to know if Sen. Harry Reid would pass online gambling legislation this year. »
N.J. Senate approves online gambling bill
22 November 2010
The New Jersey Senate voted 29-5 Monday to allow Atlantic City casino operators to offer online gambling to New Jersey residents. »
Despite tough times, casinos bullish on expansion in New England
27 September 2010
While the gambling industry is still recovering from the economic downturn, many in the industry think Massachusetts and New Hampshire are ripe for expansion.»
Washington Supreme Court rules against Betcha.com
3 September 2010
The Washingon Supreme Court ruled in a unanimous decision that Betcha.com and its founder Nick Jenkins operated as an illegal bookmaker.»
G2E moving to October starting next year
31 August 2010
The world's biggest gaming trade show and conference is moving to October starting in 2011. The show is also leaving the Las Vegas Convention Center for the Sands Expo and Convention Center.»
The Netherlands, South Africa take different approaches to iGaming
25 August 2010
This week, two countries have announced that are taking vastly different approaches to online gambling. While the Netherlands has decided to license and regulate online poker — and online poker only — South Africa's courts have banned online gambling completely. »
81 sites sued for copyright infringement
28 July 2010
Copyright infringement suits involving content from the Las Vegas Review-Journal have been filed against at least 81 Web site owners and organizations over the last 11 weeks, according to multiple reports by the Las Vegas Sun.»
Vote on California online gambling bill delayed
29 June 2010
State Sen. Roderick Wright elected Tuesday to postpone a committee vote and work on improving a bill that would create a licensing and regulatory structure for online gambling in California.»
California Indian tribe rejects online gaming legislation
22 June 2010
The Morongo Band of Mission Indians surprisingly rejected a proposal that would legalize online gambling in California.»
Atlantic City casinos reject proposed online gambling legislation in New Jersey
16 June 2010
Legislation that would allow Atlantic City casinos to offer Internet gambling recently cleared a big hurdle, but the casinos themselves say they want it to fail.»
Missouri man the latest to be charged under UIGEA
25 May 2010
A 51-year-old Missouri man has been charged with participating in the conduct of a gambling business and conspiracy to launder the proceeds of a gambling business by the U.S. District Court of Maryland.»
Nevada Gaming Board member not opposed to online wagering
19 May 2010
Randall Sayre said he isn't opposed to Internet gambling and that Nevada could become a licensing hub if online gaming is legalized in the U.S.»
Top-10 quotes from GiGSE
17 May 2010
After a two-year hiatus, the Global iGaming Summit and Expo returned to Montreal last week, with conference speakers focusing on the future of the Internet gambling industry in North America. Casino City's editorial team has compiled the top-10 moments from the conference.»
Some betting on New Jersey to be first to regulate I-gaming
17 May 2010
Several panelists at the 2010 Global iGaming Summit & Expo believe that New Jersey will be the first U.S. state to regulate the Internet gambling industry.»
Online poker bill coming soon to California
14 May 2010
California State Senator Roderick Wright told delegates attending GIGSE that he's working legislation that would license and regulate poker in California.»
Top quotes from GIGSE -- Day 2
12 May 2010
The Casino City staff is hard at work at GIGSE. The conference has drawn online and land-based gambling industry leaders to Montreal to discuss the future of the online industry in North America.»
Online and land-based gambling worlds collide at GIGSE
11 May 2010
The Global iGaming Summit & Expo (GIGSE) returned Tuesday after a two-year hiatus, gathering online and land-based gambling industry professionals for a "Pre-Conference Workshop" to discuss the future of the industry in North America.»
Regulated online gambling industry would employ thousands and raise billions in U.S.
20 April 2010
Licensing and regulating the online gambling industry in the United States would create 32,000 jobs and generate $57.5 billion in tax revenues over the next five years, according to a study released by H2 Gambling Capital Tuesday.»
Australian man arrested for processing online gambling payments in the U.S.
19 April 2010
A 27-year old Australian man was arrested Friday in Las Vegas on charges that he helped offshore Internet gambling companies process online gambling transactions worth more than $543 million for American gamblers.»
888 acknowledges Nevada gaming investigation
16 April 2010
The Gibraltar-based online gambling company is the business partner of Harrah's Entertainment and said Nevada gaming regulators would explore its suitability.»
Massachusetts House approves online gambling amendment
14 April 2010
The Massachusetts House of Representatives yesterday approved a PPA-supported amendment that removed language criminalizing playing online poker.»
Massachusetts gambling bill may criminalize online gambling
6 April 2010
Legislation that would allow land-based casinos in Massachusetts includes a provision that may criminalize online gambling.»
Kentucky Supreme Court overturns online gambling ruling
18 March 2010
The Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled against the owners of 141 seized online gambling domain names, reversing an earlier decision by the Court of Appeals that said the domain names aren’t gambling devices under Kentucky law.»
New analysis: California online poker faces many obstacles
10 February 2010
Vin Narayanan breaks down what happened at California Senate Governmental Organization Committee's informational hearing Tuesday and found that while online poker may be coming to the Golden State, it won't happen without a fight from Native American tribes.»
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