Pardon the unprofessional nanny-nanny boo-boo to Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear, but I am currently in your airspace — and therefore your jurisdiction — playing a sit-n-go on PokerStars. (UPDATE: Or […]
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You may have noticed the Pokerati World Standings (presented by Betfair) for the 2009 WSOP (presented by Jack\’s Links Beef Jerky) have been updated. Some interesting trends and plausibly coincidental
Updated World Standings Through 38 events
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While online poker forces and their internet freedom allies continue to fight a war of attrition in Kentucky, principals in Minnesota have not just called a cease-fire — the State
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Let\’s get ready to rumble! It\’s time for the next round in the battle of iMega vs. the State of Kentucky! Not only that, but this week we show video
Kentucky, iMega, and Denmark in Online Gambling News Perspectives Weekly
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This week we look atthe possibility that the UIGEA will be repealed in sometime in 2009. Plus, great news for online gambling from the US, as the state of Colorado
Perspectives Tuesday: Will UIGEA Be Repealed This Year? Read More »
The Kentucky domain name seizure case has a verdict, and it\’s good news! Also, not such good news for the online poker room Cardspike, as we finally get closer to
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A look at the non-poker media\’s take on the Kentucky case as it moves through The System: From the subscription newsletter blog Daily Online Examiner … By Wendy Davis, Wednesday,
The PPA just put out a statement, regarding actions yesterday in Kentucky that shows the Governor has no intention of backing down on his desire to seize control of 141
A three judge Kentucky Court of Appeals panel ruled today in a 2-1 decision that the state\’s attempt to seize 141 internet gambling domain names could not take place. More
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We continue our look into Cardspike\’s alleged connection to Casino Affiliate Programs. Plus, indusry news that could tie online gaming to terrorism as we wait on an important decision in
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