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Legalized online gambling looking less likely for Connecticut
HARTFORD — Despite a recent U.S. Department of Justice opinion that appeared to allow states to roll the dice on Internet gambling, online poker will not be coming to Connecticut any time soon.
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Internet Gambling Repeal Looks to be Moving Forward
It seems that Internet gambling in the District is going back to the drawing board. [ more › ]
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Controversy Dominates iGaming Internet Gambling Hearing
Whether you want to call it "iGaming," "Internet gambling" or "non-traditional games," the District's first-of-its-kind online gambling program faced withering criticism from members of the D.C. Council at a hearing yesterday. [ more › ]
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Internet Gambling's Long, Strange Trip in D.C. Continues
Even though Internet gambling has been legal in the District since early 2011, it remains but an idea that hasn't yet become reality. Ongoing controversy over how it came to be has led its proponents to hold off on implementing it, and tomorrow a D.C. Council committee will hold a hearing on legislation that would repeal it altogether. [ more › ]
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Utah Rep. Stephen Sandstrom Introduces H.B. 108 to Prevent Internet Gambling in Utah
SALT LAKE CITY, UT-- - Utah Rep. Stephen Sandstrom today introduced H.B. 108, Internet Gambling , to prevent Internet gaming including gambling that could be conducted on handheld devices, which are not ...
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Internet gambling rejected by D.C. Council panel
A D.C. Council committee voted as expected Wednesday to repeal the city’s Internet gambling program , sending the measure to a full council vote that could come as soon as next week. ”It gives [council members] an opportunity to vote up or down with full knowledge of what they’re voting for,” said the panel’s chairman, Jack Evans (D-Ward 2), who voted to repeal. Read full article >>
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Internet gambling on the rise in Australia
(Medical Xpress) -- Internet gambling is on the rise in Australia according to new research from the University of Sydney and Southern Cross University, with factors such as convenience and ease of access contributing to its popularity.
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Washington D.C. steps back from Internet gambling launch
A city panel in the U.S. capital voted on Wednesday to repeal a first-in-the-nation Internet gambling law for Washington, D.C., a spokeswoman said. Support for online gambling had dried up as details surfaced ...
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Internet gambling on the rise
Internet gambling is on the rise in Australia according to new research from the University of Sydney and Southern Cross University, with factors such as convenience and ease of access contributing to its popularity.
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Vincent Gray now supports Internet gambling repeal
Mayor Vincent C. Gray (D) now supports efforts to repeal the city’s controversial Internet gambling initiative , a spokesman said Tuesday. Gray’s pronouncement comes a day ahead of a D.C. Council committee’s vote on whether to repeal the program. While the future of the program is now in the hands of the council, Gray’s position — somewhat of a reversal from his previous statements on the matter ...
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