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What Is the Future of Internet Sweepstakes Cafes and Online Poker in Florida?
As previously discussed on this blog, North Carolina and Pennsylvania are at odds when it comes to the legality of Internet sweepstakes cafés. On Friday,
Online Gambling May Soon Be Legal in Illinois
If you have been following our blog, you will be familiar with the evolution of laws relating to online gambling in the U.S. and know that
Iowa Set to Legalize Fantasy Sports Gambling?
Individuals have been engaging in Internet-based fantasy sports leagues since 2006, when the Federal Government created a specific carve-out for fantasy sports in the Unlawful
New Jersey Sports Gambling Law Suffers a Setback
A New Jersey State law legalizing sports gambling in Atlantic City casinos suffered a major setback in federal court yesterday. The New Jersey law legalizing
Texas Exploring Legalizing Non-Internet Based Poker
A bill has been introduced in the legislature of the State of Texas that would legalize poker games conducted in certain locations, with considerable state
Pennsylvania Ruling at Odds with North Carolina Ruling Regarding Internet Sweepstakes Cafes
In March of 2012, the North Carolina Court of Appeals overturned a 2010 law that made certain online casino-style games – as featured in Internet
New Jersey Sports Gambling Law Alienates NCAA
The decision to begin issuing licenses for New Jersey sports gambling in early January 2013, pursuant to a bill signed into law last January, has
UPDATE: Maryland Law Exempting Fantasy Sports from Gambling Prohibition Goes Into Effect
In early May, the Governor of the State of Maryland signed into law a bill that exempts certain online fantasy sports games from that State’s
Nevada Issues First License to Internet Gaming Marketing Firm
Last week, the Nevada State Gaming Control Board took the next big step on the road to legalized Internet gaming when it issued its first
2012 Democratic Party Platform Silent on Legalized Internet Gaming
The 2012 Democratic Party Platform, released in anticipation of the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina failed to mention the topic of legalized Internet
2012 Republican Party Platform Opposes Legalized Internet Gaming
Proponents of legalized Internet gaming were dealt a blow when the Republican Party released its 2012 Platform ahead of the Republican National Convention in Tampa
Delaware Enacts Internet Gaming Law
Last week, the State of Delaware passed an Internet gaming law that greatly expands the range of legal Internet gaming options available to people physically