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Pizza And Gambling No Longer An Option At Waco Restaurant
June 30, 2011
The owner of Swift P's Pizza in Waco, Texas, is known as a good citizen within his community, but on Wednesday morning, Phillip Ferguson Haynes was arrested and charged with running an illegal gambling house....
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Australian Gambling Reform Vote May Be Delayed Until Next Year
July 3, 2011
After spending the first half of 2010 discussing a possible bill that would change the gambling regulations in Australian, lawmakers may not get to vote on a final version of the proposed legislation until next year....
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Second Wave Of Alabama Gambling Charges May Be Coming Soon
July 3, 2011
Milton McGregor was the high profile defendant in the Alabama gambling corruption trial, but recent testimony indicates that there may be a second round of indictments coming down any day....
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Betfair Calls New German Online Gambling Law Discriminatory
July 5, 2011
Betfair, one of the largest online gambling operators in the world, has taken offense to a new gambling law draft in Germany. Betfair maintains that the law is discriminatory....
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Full Tilt's Fall From Grace Continues With France Shutdown
July 6, 2011
Full Tilt Poker is running out of countries to operate in. The online poker site was dealt another blow on Monday when French online gaming regulators suspended the license of the former online poker giant....
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Quinn Gathering Opinions On Major Gambling Expansion In Illinois
July 6, 2011
If the state of Illinois is going to become a major player in the casino gambling industry, Governor Pat Quinn will have to sign a controversial gambling expansion bill. Quinn was busy seeking opinions on the legislation Wednesday....
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Senator Rockefeller On Board With Online Gambling Regulations
July 7, 2011
Senator Jay Rockefeller has jumped on the online gambling bandwagon in the US. Rockefeller unveiled a plan on Wednesday that includes Internet gambling regulations as a way to trim the national deficit....
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McGregor Attorneys Ripping Apart Gilley's Gambling Story
July 8, 2011
Milton McGregor's attorneys ripped apart the credibility of Country Crossings developer Ronnie Gilley, and in the process got Gilley to admit he bragged about getting a gambling bill passed last year in Alabama....
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Online Gambling A Hot Topic All Cross The US
July 9, 2011
If the US Department of Justice thought they were getting rid of online gambling with their recent indictments, they may have been misguided. The online gambling debate has heated up all across the country since the indictments....
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Video Gambling In The Hands Of Illinois Supreme Court
July 10, 2011
The immediate future of video gambling in Illinois rests in the hands of seven Illinois Supreme Court justices. On Monday, the justices are expected to rule on whether Governor Quinn's public works program is constitutionally sound....
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