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Massachusetts Gambling Bill Passed, Governor Signature Needed
November 17, 2011
The last step in bringing new casinos to Massachusetts should occur in the next couple of weeks. The House and Senate passed a casino resorts bill Tuesday, and all that is left is Governor Deval Patrick's signature....
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Abbott Reveals Less Intrusive Gambling Reform For Australia
November 17, 2011
Lawmakers in Australia continue to battle over gambling reform and the latest proposal came courtesy of Tony Abbott. The Coalition unveiled a plan centered on voluntary pre-commitment programs and a decrease in gambling advertising....
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Massachusetts Officially Becomes Player In Casino Gambling Industry
November 22, 2011
It has been a long four years of lobbying for Governor Deval Patrick, but on Tuesday, the Massachusetts governor finally delivered on his campaign promise to bring casino resorts to the state....
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Barney Frank Retirement May Set Back US Online Gambling Regulations
November 28, 2011
Representative Barney Frank, one of online gambling's biggest proponents, is stepping away from public office after thirty years. Frank's retirement announcement has many wondering what effect it will have on Internet gaming....
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Bob Riley Not Avoiding Alabama Gambling Trial This Time Around
November 29, 2011
Former Alabama Governor Robert Riley was able to avoid testifying in the first gambling corruption trial of VictoryLand owner Milton McGregor, but a federal judge has ruled that in the new trial, Riley will have to be available if called on....
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Casino Opponents Not Giving Up In Massachusetts
November 30, 2011
Although the deck appears stacked against them, casino opponents in Massachusetts are not giving up their fight to keep destination casino resorts out of the state....
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New Jersey Senate Committee Approves Sports Betting Bill
December 1, 2011
A New Jersey Senate committee has voted in favor of a sports betting bill on Thursday. The legislation would allow sports betting on all events except New Jersey college sports....
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Relevance Of Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act Questioned
December 1, 2011
Attorneys for two defendants in the online gambling indictment case filed a motion questioning whether poker is part of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act. On Thursday, the judge in the case deemed a dismissal unlikely....
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Governor Beshear Wants Expanded Gambling For Kentucky In 2012
December 2, 2011
Governor Steve Beshear is best known within gaming circles for attempting to confiscate the domain names of 141 online gambling sites. While that effort failed, Beshear announced Thursday that he wants gambling expansion discussed in 2012....
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Massachusetts Police To Gain Jobs Thanks To Gambling Expansion
December 5, 2011
Massachusetts law enforcement officials who have been laid off due to the tough economic times may soon be gaining back their employment status. The new gaming law in the state will bring a new unit to the force....
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