Online gambling bills from Congressmen in Texas and Washington State are ready to follow in the success of Barney Franks efforts! Plus, Internet betting is almost ready to launch in Washington DC while a major software provider gets some support in Cal…
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This week\’s online gambling news comes from New York City, where a "Black Friday" defendant has been denied bail. Plus, is legal Internet betting in Washington DC in jeopardy? Also, updates from Merge Poker, Intertops, and QuickTender.
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This week\’s online gambling news sucks! More fallout from "Black Friday" has resulted in the seizure of ten more domain names from poker rooms, bingo sites, and sports books. Also, major payment processor QuickTender has been forced to shut down and leave customer deposits in question. Plus, affiliate program Best Casino Partner is leaving the market.
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Rumors of layoffs and bankruptcy from at least one online poker site targeted on "Black Friday". Also, ESPN makes plans for this years World Series of Poker.
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I\’m not sure I really get the lawsuit, but Tiger Woods and Roger Federer have gotten caught up, by proxy, in some sort of big-time shady gambling allegations, where a printing company claims the owner of Woods\’ and Federer\’s management
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While poker seems to like what tweeting from the field of play brings to the table, tennis people — specifically the Tennis Integrity Unit (wow) — do not want to see anything on twitter saying, \”returning serve. whoa! that was
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As Kevin pointed out … great story (like true narrative from a non-poker person who kinda gets poker) in the New York Times Magazine about a mother trying to come to grips with her son\’s extensive online poker play …
A Very True Tale of Online Poker And the fine line between addiction and success
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Straight from the mainstream press, the gambling industry has fallen on hard times, following the trend of…well…just about every other industry there is. According to Bloomberg, Atlantic City has seen a significant drop in revenue for the second year in
