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Sportsbetting firms win legal battle over French Open.
- By Patrick St. Kitten
- Published 04/30/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
Not many months ago, the Roland
Garros officials filled a formal complaint against several online sportsbetting
companies as a way to prevent sports bets on the French Open tournament.
Seniors Beware: Don't Blow Your Grad Trip Money Gambling!
- By Justin Prince
- Published 04/25/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
As I
interviewed Lacey Glass, a manager for a travel agency who offers graduating
seniors the trip of their lifetime, she explained to me, that too many
18 year old seniors are going broke on vacation...the reason: Uncontrolled
gambling
The Stock Market and Gambling
- By Curtis Steuber
- Published 04/18/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
Is
investing in stock equivalent to gambling on the felt?
Online gambling vs. UIGEA: Is there any hope?
- By Dave Zamzack
- Published 04/16/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
Any online
poker player and online casino aficionado knows or at list have heard about the
UIGEA and how it has created a black hole in the online gambling industry.
UIGEA Hearing Part II
- By Curtis Steuber
- Published 04/7/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
This is a
follow-up article that provides a more in-depth look at the Internet Gambling hearing
that took place on April 2, 2008.
UIGEA Hearing Part I
- By Curtis Steuber
- Published 04/7/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
Part I of
the Unlawful Internet Gambling
Enforcement Act Hearing is about Congressional hearings in general and the
subcommittee that discussed the UIGEA.
Mansion Casino launches Spanish version
- By Gustav Jung
- Published 04/4/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
MansionCasino.com
is pleased to welcome the millions of Spanish speakers around the globe
by launching a Spanish version of its website merely designed for
the Latin American and Spanish market.
The UIGEA is causing more legal
confrontations than ever and now several groups, politicians and associations are
conducting a series of hearings and investigations that may change the future
of online gambling in the U.S.
Officials question the clarity of the UIGEA
- By Gustav Jung
- Published 04/2/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
Gambling
bill is contradictory and vague, officials said.
Gambler wins gambling taxation legal case
- By Dave Zamzack
- Published 03/17/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
A Tax Court
judge has made an important and unexpected pronouncement regarding gambling
taxation and how it should be based on the winnings and the losses and not only
on the winnings.
Costa Rica gets deal with the U.S. in exchange for dropping gambling dispute
- By Efrain Valerio
- Published 03/15/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
In the last chapter of the U.S online gambling witch hunt, the U.S government
has managed the way to convince other countries to accept a series of economical
benefits as a compensation for any possible damages caused by the UIGEA. The
last country that has dropped the charges after reaching an agreement with the
States is Costa Rica.
The Science of Gambling
- By Curtis Steuber
- Published 03/14/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
Gambling is fun and a chemical in the brain may be the reason why.
Gaming firms filed formal complaint against U.S discriminatory gambling policies.
- By Dave Zamzack
- Published 03/13/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
The European Commission has started an investigation after
allegations that the U.S online gambling law discriminates against European gambling
firms.
U.S court undecided about constitutionality of the UIGEA.
- By Flo Prunnea
- Published 03/13/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
The online gambling
case still undefined, recently a U.S judge said the case filled by a Gaming Association
didn’t provide any specific proves to determinate if the UIGEA is violating any
constitutional rights.
UK Gambling sites under attack
- By Nikos Portiakos
- Published 03/8/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
New attack brings online gambling websites down for at list half an hour.
Debt From Gambling Drunk
- By Curtis Steuber
- Published 03/6/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
Gambling while drunk is
not a good idea. If you lose money you will not only have a hangover but an
empty wallet. What are your legal options if you lose money while obviously
drunk in a casino?
Being Staked
- By Curtis Steuber
- Published 03/1/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
What
happens if you are gambling
and keep losing?
Indian Casinos
- By Curtis Steuber
- Published 02/25/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
There are Indian casinos in 28
different states. Gambling in an Indian casino is legal and can be a good
alternative to
Responsible Gaming
- By Curtis Steuber
- Published 02/14/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
Responsible
Gambling is smart gambling.
U.S keep gambling "agreements" secret.
- By Flo Prunnea
- Published 02/6/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
Maybe you remember the deal signed by the U.S and
the European Union, Japan
and Canada
French Open organizers
filed suit to block online gambling companies from offering bets on the Grand
Slam tournament.
Costa Rica and Antigua seek WTO arbitration in gambling dispute
- By Nikos Portiakos
- Published 02/1/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
The international
dispute over the UIGEA is far from ending, and now seems that the U.S
will have to deal with another WTO arbitration. Official reports show
that Costa Rica and Antigua filed separated cases with the World Trade
Organization; the new arbitration could not only rule in favor of the
two countries but it could also bring down the agreement established
between the U.S and the E.U
Study shows the potential of online gambling taxation and regulation.
- By Dave Zamzack
- Published 01/31/2008
- Gambling
- Unrated
A new tax revenue examination
shows that regulating online gambling can represent between $8.7 billion to
$42.8 billion in federal revenues only in the first decade.
The
European Union has initiated punitive actions against Germany and Sweden