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EU Trade Rep Demands US Change in Online Gambling Policy
November 20, 2007
European Union (EU) trade executive Peter Mandelson went on record today demanding the US change its online gambling laws....
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Police Storm Twenty Genesee County, Michigan Bars in Gambling Raid
November 26, 2007
Police units at the federal, state, and local levels were busy Monday morning when they scattered to raid twenty bars in Genesee County for housing illegal gambling operations....
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Online Gambling Site Golden Palace Pleads Guilty to Charges in Canada
November 30, 2007
Golden Palace, an online casino based of Canada and licensed by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission, has pleaded guilty to two charges of illegal gambling in Canada and must pay $2 million in fines....
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Congressman Bob Goodlatte Accepted $40,000 From Horse Racing Industry
November 30, 2007
Perpsectives Weekly today revealed that Congressman Bob Goodlatte, responsible for the details of the UIGEA, has accepted more than $35,000 from the horse betting lobby....
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Illegal Video Poker Gambling Operation Busted in Pennsylvania
December 2, 2007
The police are getting into the habit of busting places that are paying out video poker machines, and another establishment was busted on Thursday night in Pennsylvania....
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BODOG Gets Favorable Ruling From Federal Judge in Las Vegas
December 3, 2007
BODOG cleared some legal hurdles when a federal magistrate judge ruled that the company, BODOG Entertainment Group, S.A., is not subject to examination in Nevada....
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IGREA Co-Sponsors Grow To 44 : Online Gambling Regs Coming Soon?
December 5, 2007
Three more Congressman signed on to co-sponsor Rep. Barney Frank's IGREA Bill (H.R.2046) on Tuesday, bringing the total number of cosponsors of the bill aiming to overturn the UIGEA to 44....
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Internet Gambling Regulations Supported by Religious Group
December 5, 2007
Gambling on the Internet is a hobby participated in by more than 25 million Americans every year, now religious groups have admitted that the current state of online gambling needs to be regulated....
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Skill Game Exemption Act For UIGEA Gains 20th Co-Sponsor
December 6, 2007
There are more Bills than just Barney Frank's meant to alleviate some of the restrictions put on the gambling community by the UIGEA, and they are all gaining co-sponsors this week....
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Sheriff Blames Organized Crime For Video Machine Payouts in Illinois
December 6, 2007
Sheriff Tom Dart recently was involved in a sting involving video gaming machines that were being used illegally, he claims organized crime is at the root of the problem....
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