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June
30,
2008 -
Stanley Leisure Has Another Go at Online Gambling
June 27,
2008 -
All Slots Online Casino Home to Fruit Fiesta Jackpot
June 25,
2008 -
Money Laundering Ruling to Impact Online Gambling
June 24,
2008 -
Chartwell Gets Whitelisted by UK Gambling Commission
June 22,
2008 -
USTR Dismisses EU's Online Gambling Questionnaire
June 21,
2008 -
Ireland Motions to Regulate Casinos & Online Gambling
June 19,
2008 -
UK Casino Online Roulette Tournaments This Month
June 17,
2008 -
Negreanu's Poker Book Power
Hold'em Strategy
June 16,
2008 -
California State Legislators Briefed on Online
Gambling
June 14,
2008 -
Online Slots Prove Top Choice for UK Internet Gamblers
June 13,
2008 -
New Site Seeks to Circumvent US Online Gambling Ban
June 11,
2008 -
UK Bettors Giving Online Bingo Sites a Reason to Grow
June 9,
2008 -
Will Hill to Upgrade Online Sportsbook With Orbis
June 8,
2008 -
32Red Online Casino Adds Mobile Games to Platform
June
6,
2008 -
Citadel Commerce Buys Out to Avoid U.S. Prosecution
June 4,
2008 -
US Antigua Online Gambling Revenue Settlement Lingers
June 3,
2008 -
Kahnawake Licensed Online Poker Room Cheating Again
June 1,
2008 -
Ladbrokes to Offer Fixed Odds Games by Wager Works
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News of the Month...
We start off the month of June with an update on
Antigua Barbuda's settlement with the U.S. regarding
lost online gambling revenues on the Caribbean island.
Contrary to a formerly bleak outlook, in which Antigua
and Barbuda's Finance Minister, Dr. Errol Cort, said the
U.S. offer to compensate Antigua for lost revenue caused
by the passing of the UIGEA was not nearly enough,
recent talks appear to be leaning more toward a
settlement that Antigua and Barbuda is satisfied with.
Those in favor of online gambling regulation in the U.S.
may now have more to justify their claims if Antigua
does indeed receive a large settlement ultimately coming
out of tax payers pockets. It's quite ironic when you
stop to think about how much tax revenue the U.S.
government could be generating with an online gambling
regulation framework in place, rather than losing tax
revenues. |