Last month I posted an article about what would really happen if online gaming was legalized in the US. I’ll spare you reading the entire boring post and just pluck out the most important part: Any legalization of online gaming will come with a regulatory body who will determine who can and cannot offer gaming …
I read an article the other day on Casino Gambling Web that quoted online gaming legal expert I. Nelson Rose as saying: I. Nelson Rose, a gambling law expert at Whittier Law School, has told Matt Richtel of The New York Times, that poker players should not give up their efforts to play online. They …
Way back in 2006 when the UIGEA first passed I made some posts detailing how easy it would be for the US government to shut down online gaming in the US. I took a lot of heat for those posts. Sadly, many people decided to attack me personally and even sadder is the fact that …
A friend in Thailand sent me this story from the Phuket Gazette, the major English language newspaper down on Phuket. PATONG, PHUKET: Fifteen foreigners, mostly Frenchmen, were arrested in Patong early yesterday morning for playing poker in a small gambling den clandestinely set up behind a beer bar. Acting on a tipoff, Kathu Police Inspector …
Casino City Times is reporting that popular press release service, PR Web has sent out a letter to customers informing them that they will no longer accept press releases from online gaming companies. According to CCT, PR Web had up until this point been one of the largest distributors of online gaming press releases with …