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August 29, 2008 -
The Poker Prince, Scotty
Nguyen, Publicly Apologizes
August 28, 2008 -
Czechoslovakia Ministry
Urged to Make Poker a Sport
August 26, 2008 -
Cryptologic Investment in Online Mahjong Scores Big
August 25, 2008 -
New Site Design Coming for Royal Vegas Casino
August 23, 2008 -
Backgammon Site Launched by Club World Casinos
August 22, 2008 -
Online Bingo Advertisement Gets Canned in the UK
August 20, 2008 -
Online Blackjack Game Coaches Players in Real Time
August 19, 2008 -
Boss Media Poker Operations Besieged in Malta
August 17, 2008 -
Poll Shows Support for Online Gambling Legalization
August 16, 2008 -
US Online Gambling Visitors Increase for July
August 14, 2008 -
Playtech
Online
Casino Pays Out Quarter of a Million
August 13, 2008 - European
Interactive Gaming Conference to Eye U.S.
August 11, 2008 -
Platinum
Play Online Casino to Offer Mobile Games
August 10, 2008 -
UK Gambling Commission Releases More Online Stats
August 8, 2008 -
Cryptologic Secures Large Casino Software Contracts
August 7, 2008 -
All Slots Online Casino is Giving Away Free Gasoline
August 5, 2008 -
Online
Gambling Insider Steps Down at Clarion Gaming
August 4, 2008 -
New Games
for Microgaming Powered Online Casinos
August 2, 2008 -
Mega
Moolah Jackpot Now Tops Over $3.5 Million
August 1, 2008 -
New Bill
Seeks to Protect Online Casinos Pre-UIGEA
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News of the Month...
With online gambling still a hot topic in the U.S.
Congress, a bill that calls for an in-depth study of the
pastime - HR 2140 - has been put on hold until September
while Congress adjourns for the August recess. The bill,
which was authored by Nevada Representative Shelly
Berkely (a supporter of online gambling regulation), is
called "The Internet Gambling Study Act", and proposes
to commission a large, independent study of online
gambling activities in the U.S., including an assessment
of the implications of regulation or prohibition. The
bill was scheduled for markup last week, but because of
a full schedule of twelve other bills, including lengthy
discussions on whether former adviser to President
George Bush, Karl Rove, should be held in contempt or
not, put a delay on the markup until after the summer
recess. As the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement
Act still copes with integration and enforcement issues,
momentum for online gambling regulation on a State level
continues to build in the U.S. Congress. |
