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Gambling News PartyGaming Puts Up "For Sale" Notice??Read Full ArticlePartyGaming Puts Up “For Sale” Notice??Chief Executive Officer, Mitch Gerber has reportedly announced, that the online gambling group PartyGaming is open for approaches from Las Vegas based casinos regarding a sale.The online news website FT.com reported that Garber, speaking in a one-to-one interview during the EIG 2007 i-Gaming conference in Barcelona, has announced the Gibraltar-based online gaming group is keen to entertain buyout offers from the major casinos in Las Vegas.
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Gambling News Barney Frank Questions Online Gambling StudyRead Full ArticleBarney Frank Questions Online Game StudyBarney Frank has 37 co-sponsors and is still gaining ground.Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass) has publicly questioned what value there is to be gained from studies into online gambling, yet will continue to co-sponsor Rep. Shelley Berkley’s (D-Nev) bill calling for a one-year study of online gambling in the US.Rep.
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Gambling News Interview with iMEGA PresidentRead Full ArticleRecently we spoke with the President of iMEGA Ed Leyden and he has graciously taken the time from his insane week of battleing the US government to share his insights with us – Poker Affiliates. Please read his very insightful take on the current situation and continue to support their efforts.
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Gambling News iMEGA Speaks out on Proposed UIGEA RegulationsRead Full ArticleiMEGA Speaks out on Proposed UIGEA Regulations iMEGA is confident that the important and fundamental rights for which they are fighting in federal court in New Jersey will be vindicated. In our ongoing lawsuit in the U.S.
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Gambling News UIGEA (Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act) Regulations Released TodayRead Full ArticleUIGEA (Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act) Regulations Released Today The long awaited Regulations are released, leaving things just as unclear as they were before. Will all gambling sites take the U.S. players back? They can legally do so. The Department of the Treasury has today released the regulations required by the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA).
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Gambling News U.S.and Antigua battle over WTO sanctions for U.S. ban on Online GamblingRead Full ArticleU.S.and Antigua battle over WTO sanctions for U.S.
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Gambling News iMEGA ONLINE GAMBLING HEARING RESULTSRead Full ArticleiMEGA ONLINE GAMBLING HEARING RESULTS The hearing ended today but the final decision is yet to come!! Today in Trenton, New Jersey the Honorable Judge Mary L. Cooper heard arguments for a temporary restraining order to halt the enforcement of the UIGEA (Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act). The hearing ended at 10:35 am Eastern time this morning.
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Gambling News Government Responds to iMEGA’s TRO Request and made the deadline just in time.Read Full ArticleGovernment Responds to iMEGA’s TRO Request and made the deadline just in time. iGaming Law Challenge: Brief by US Attorneys breaks no new ground, denies potential legal jeopardy exists for iMEGA members. Pushing its time right down to the limit, the US Department of Justice, on the behalf of the other two defendants (Federal Trade Commission and Federal Reserve) just made the deadline of Sept. 21st that was set by Hon. Judge Mary L.
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Gambling News Online Gambling Trade Dispute between U.S. and AntiquaRead Full ArticleOnline Gambling Trade Dispute between U.S. and Antiqua Small nations are proving they can wield large digital sticks. Antigua is better known for sandy beaches than international trade disputes. But next month this tiny Caribbean resort destination could compel the United States to legalize an industry that the Bush administration has been trying to eradicate since the beginning of the president’s first term.
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Gambling News iMEGA Responds, Contests U.S. Department of Justice Dismissal Motion in UIEGA ChallengeRead Full ArticleiMEGA Responds, Contests U.S. DoJ Dismissal Motion in UIEGA ChallengeAssociation legal team demonstrates our case for standing and potential harm to our members through bad law!In accordance to the deadline set by Judge Mary L. Cooper, today, iMEGA’s legal team filed its brief with the U.S. District Court in New Jersey, Trenton Division, in response to a U.S.
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Gambling News Barney Frank Gets Another CO-SPONSOR For The IGREARead Full ArticleBARNEY FRANK GETS ANOTHER CO-SPONSOR TO REGULATE ONLINE GAMBLING Barney Frank continues to get more political co-sponsors for the IGREA (Internet Regulation and Enforcement Act).Democrat C.
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Gambling News U.S. Representatives Call for LIFT of the Gambling BanRead Full ArticleU.S. Representatives Call for LIFT of the Gambling Ban September 6, 2007 This could very well lead to the ‘lift’ of the gambling ban for the U.S. U.S.
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Gambling News NEW Date Set for iMEGA versus Gonzales (UIGEA)Read Full ArticleNEW Date Set for iMEGA versus Gonzales (UIGEA)Honorable Judge Mary L. cooper will hear oral arguments on TRO and Government dismissal motions.The hearing originally set for September 4th, has been moved to September 26th, in the U.S. District Court of New Jersey, Trenton Division. The hearing date was a mutual agreement by the plaintiff whom is iMEGA and the defendants, who are, Gonzales, the U.S.
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Gambling News In Patent Infringement suit Bodog loses Domain NamesRead Full ArticleIn Patent Infringement suit Bodog loses Domain NamesBodog is competent they will win the suit.After losing most of his Bodog.com domain names to 1st Technology LLC in a patent infringement dispute, Calvin Ayre was forced to launch a new Gambling Web site Wednesday.
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Gambling News Bodog ordered to pay $49 Million and loses Domain NameRead Full ArticleBodog ordered to pay $49 Million and loses Domain NameCustomers of Bodog.com are now being directed to NewBodog.com.
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Gambling News Democrats to pursue Resignation of Attorney GeneralRead Full ArticleAttorney General Alberto Gonzales, named as defendant in the iMEGA lawsuit, and a close associate of President Bush who announced that he will resign next month, will continue to come under scrutiny from a congressional investigation into whether he worked with the White House in the firing of US attorneys and committed perjury when the Senate questioned him about it.
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Gambling News European Internet Gambling Firms Could Gain Access to U.S.Read Full ArticleThe Bush administration, pressured by an unfavorable ruling by the World Trade Organization, plans to push for legal changes that could make it easier for European service companies, from engineering firms to law firms and shipping companies, to do business in the U.S., officials say. The U.S.
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Gambling News Gambling Dispute Puts United States in a BindRead Full ArticleMark E. Mandel, a Texan Attorney has been waging against his own government before the WTO, which in Geneva sets the ground rules for global trade. Challenging Washington’s effort to prohibit online gambling, and at the same time testing the ability of the WTO to enforce its own standards. Mr.
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Gambling News Short Extension Granted to USA in Online Gambling CaseRead Full ArticleAccording to our reliable sources, they tell us: In the US District Court of New Jersey, Trenton Division, papers were filed today to grant a motion on behalf of the US Department of Justice and the co-defendants, giving them a short period longer to respond to charges brought against them by the Interactive Media Entertainment and Gaming Association (iMEGA).
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Gambling News Belize placed on Britain's BlacklistRead Full ArticleBelize gets placed on Britain’s BlacklistBecause of its loose regulations, Belize has been put on Britain’s blacklist of nations that provide license for gambling web sites.A British based news agency, ‘Reuters’, reported this week that online gaming companies in Belize and other online gaming spots such as Costa Rica and the Netherlands Antilles, will not be allowed to advertise or promote their business in the United Kingdom beginning in September.
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Gambling News US Online Act (IGREA) Gets PRESIDENTIAL EndorsementRead Full ArticleSupporters of Barney Frank’s “Internet Gambling Regulation and Enforcement Act ” gets important commentary endorsement. Games and Casino’s very reliable resources tell us that this could be a major help in the IGREA and iMEGA getting the response needed to halt the UIGEA.
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Gambling News KIWI CASINO TOLD TO LEAVE THE INTERNETRead Full ArticleChristchurch Casino has been forced to exit the Internet Gambling business, Internal Affairs has forced Christchurch Casino to exit, but they also let the company continue its two online casinos and bingo and poker sites for seven months after deciding they had breached the Gambling Act. The company will have amp time to sell the business as a going concern to overseas owners. Kiwi Casino.com was launched by Christchurch in 2000 as it first online casino.
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Gambling News BARNEY FRANK'S BILL GAINS MORE STRENGTHRead Full ArticleMore and more Congressmen feel that the UIGEA that passed last year is against their rights to participate in certain forms of recreation, so they are joining in the fight as co-sponsors joining Barney Frank and his repeal against the UIGEA. Congressman Adam B Schiff (CA-29) joined the list of co-sponors of Barney Frank’s Bill, which is to repeal the UIGEA by legalizing and regulating Internet Gambling.
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Gambling News UIGEA REGULATIONS TO BE OUT SOONRead Full ArticleAccording to a very reliable source for G&C, who works on or in Capital Hill. The UIGEA regulations are being pushed faster to get the regulations made public. Also, according to our source, it is being put in a speedy mode to try to get the regulations out before iMEGA goes before the court on September 4th. Our source urges you to contact your congressman and representative for your state.
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Gambling News CALIFORNIA STATE RUN ONLINE POKER DRAWING INTERESTRead Full ArticleThe Internet Gaming Enthusiast are hoping to qualify for ballot: SACRAMENTO — The state could be in the Internet poker business next year, if a petition drive catches on. A proposed initiative to create a state-owned Internet poker game drew attention Tuesday from the existing gambling community, including Indian casino tribes, and support from independent experts.
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Gambling News eCOGRA INTRODUCES NEW SERVICES ONLINE OPERATOR INTEREST SURGESRead Full ArticleeCOGRA’s new services prove to be popular safeguards ONLINE OPERATOR INTEREST SURGES AS ECOGRA INTRODUCES NEW SERVICES The independent player protection and standards body eCOGRA (eCommerce and Online Gaming Regulation and Assurance) has experienced a surge of interest in its expanding range of professional services, says Chief Executive Officer Andrew Beveridge following a decision earlier this year to accept online gaming and betting operators that do not necessarily use the software o...
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Gambling News USA Warned to Resolve case with WTORead Full ArticleWill the US listen? They are being warned!!A leading trade policy expert has called on the US to quickly resolve its trade agreement violation case with the World Trade Organisation (WTO) as any delay could damage the WTO’s credibility and force the US to pay billions in compensation.The WTO ruled in March that the US unfairly prohibits foreign Internet gambling operators from accessing their market while, at the same time, allowing domestic companies to legally accept online bets.
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Gambling News NETELLER IN THE PROCESS OF RETURNING FUNDS TO USARead Full ArticleNETELLER has proven itself to be an honest company for many years, As they continue their honesty to give back the USA funds. Remember they are swarmed with emails, so be patient as they return the funds. American bettors woke up to the start of a great day, as internet gambling payment processor NETeller officially begins the process of returning $94 million to its US clients.
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Gambling News NETELLER Returning USA FUNDSRead Full ArticlePlease read carefully and follow the steps to assure you get your funds returned quickly. Today, NETELLER announced that it is out of negotiations and will soon begin to implement a plan for the distribution of $94 million in US funds. The distribution process will begin by July 30, 2007. Customers will receive an e-mail when distribution is available. The two most important things to note are: 1) Beware of scams and 2) requests will only be accepted until January 26, 2008.
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Gambling News Second Life’s Creator “Linden Labs” bans all forms of gamblingRead Full ArticleSan Francisco, CA, Linen Labs, the creator of Second Life announced it has banned gambling in the virtual world. Players in Second Life break plenty of physical laws, flying and teleporting around their virtual world and crafting made-to-order bodies and buildings. Federal laws, however, aren’t so flexible. Following an FBI investigation, Linden Labs has banned all forms of gambling from Second Life, according to a posting on the company’s blog.