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Online Gambling in New Jersey

CDR — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 01:24:18 +0000

Senator Raymond Lesniak of New Jersey could be a hero to all the online gamblers in the state of New Jersey following the introduction of his bill to legalize online gambling in the state. Senator Lesniak is trying to get a jump start on the federal government so his state will already be reaping the rewards of profit.

In his bill the online gambling companies can only be located within Atlantic County but it opens the door for all the online gamblers in New Jersey. The bill is not only for online poker but many different forms of gambling. This is a bill that we all need to keep our eyes on and hope that it becomes law. Hopefully many other states will follow New Jersey. California is already looking at the steps it would take to legalize online poker. So could this be a start to great things, who knows but its great to see states finally realize the benefits of legalizing online gambling. Maybe just maybe the federal government will soon follow.

Could taxes be the key to regulated online gambling?

CDR — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 14:38:21 +0000

So 60 Minutes and the Washington Post teamed up to do a story on online gambling. They uncovered some wrong dealings with two big poker sites. So now this definitely plays into the hands of Barney Franks. The bill he wants to push through will regulate the industry which will stop alot of the coruption in the online gambling world. Then comes the issues of revenue. Everyone knows the US is down on money and has a new government that is ready to take charge and get this country back on it’s feet. So could taxing online gambling be the answer? This is something that will be very interesting to watch over the next few months. There is a problem though and his name is George Bush. He still has a bit of time that he can wreck havoc on the gambling industry by implenting the regulations for the banking sector. This will tie the hands of the new government which is probably a great way for Bush to go out. In my opinion January 20, 2009 can’t get here soon enough!!

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Ruling of the decade? Of course not what did you expect..

admin — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 13:44:04 +0000

So Judge Wingate offered his ever so delightful ruling yesterday and guess what our judge in Kentucky is trying to legislate from the bench as usual. But hey who cares if the ramifications of this throw the cyber world into a frenzy just as long as Kentuckians don’t play a hand of poker on the internet. They need to spend their time doing better things like betting on horse racing or buying lotto. Judge Wingate ruled that he will hear the case on Nov 17 instead of throwing out the case. He proposed that sites that block the people of Kentucky will keep their domains but others will lose their domains. The operators have to actually show up in court to keep their domains. So is this a big scheme to get all the operators on US soil? Only time will tell and there is only a month to wait. That’s all for now and as always happy betting!