Gambling News
Harry Reid Releases Statement On Internet Poker Bill: Still All-In
Online Gambling in Washington DC, New Jersey, California: All Red Hot Now
A handful of states are looking to push ahead in regard to legalized online gambling. These include New Jersey, California and the District of Columbia (Washington, DC).
Many Online Poker Players Don’t Want Harry Reid Bill To Pass
Never Before Has Passage Of Internet Poker Regulation in US Been So Probable
Reid Poker Draft Bill Promises Between $10 to $40 billion in Tax Revenue
Small Vegas Casinos Balk At Reid Plan To Allow Online Poker
Keeping Score: Top Republican Orrin Hatch Favors Reid Bill to Legalize Online Poker
Harry Reid Still Working On Internet Gambling Bill After All
Harry Reid has not folded in regard to his attempts at trying to pass a bill that would legalize Internet gambling, specifically Web card rooms, in the United States.
Despite a report by the Las Vegas Sun late Wednesday, the Wall Street Journal came out a few hours later confirming that the Senate Majority Leader was “still working on the Internet gambling bill”.
Efforts To Legalize Online Poker At The Federal Level: Latest Updates
Harry Reid, who is pushing draft legislation in hopes of legalizing online poker at the federal level, claimed on Wednesday that the bill is“further along than most people think".
California Racing To Legalize Internet Poker Ahead Of Federal Legislation
California wants to be the first to legalize Internet poker and now comes word that their primary opposition, the Indian tribes, may be prepared to embrace the plan.
Jon Kyl: “Zero Chance Online Poker Legalization Will Be Part Of Tax Deal”
Asian and Australia Gambling Market Could Surpass US in 2014
Key Components To Harry Reid Draft Legislation For Online Poker in US
Legalized Online Poker 15 Month “Blackout” Period Has Players In Uproar
No online poker for 15 months following passage of a law that would legalize the activity in the United States?
Don’t count on it!
Tingle: Casino And Pokie Palace Attacks Continue Down Under
Legalized Internet Gambling A “Sloppy Wet Kiss To Nevada Casinos”
Poker Players Alliance Readies for Internet Poker Legislation
Ron Paul Defends WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange
Republican Congressman and one-time Presidential candidate Ron Paul of Texas defended WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on the Fox Business channel Thursday.
"In a free society we're supposed to know the truth," Paul said. "In a society where truth becomes treason, then we're in big trouble. And now, people who are revealing the truth are getting into trouble for it."
