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Continue using cookies11-14-2006, Falstaff
Reports continue to fly around the internet about who's marrying who. No, I'm not talking about Britney and K-Fed, I'm talking about the flurry of merger talks and business plan updates in the online poker world since the passage of the Unlawful...
11-03-2006, Falstaff
Thirty-two countries gathered round the table of regulation this week while US internet poker players and gamblers wallowed in the wake of the UIGEA. Tessa Jowell, UK Culture Secretary, is heading up the panel working to develop a set of principles...
10-31-2006, Falstaff
There's a great story about a kid with a slingshot and big mean bully taking a rock right between the eyes. You've heard it forever and it's become part of our popular culture to describe every great underdog story as a David & Goliath match. The...
10-29-2006, Falstaff
While online poker players are rushing to the voting booth on November 7th, conservative columnists George Will and Charles Murray are sharing the opinion that the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act may backfire on the Republican Party this...
10-28-2006, Falstaff
The field has multiplied tenfold, from 839 to 8,773 since 2003 when Chris Moneymaker rode a $40 PokerStars qualifier to the World Series of Poker Main Event Championship and a $2.5 million prize. This year, PokerStars alone sent more qualifiers to...
10-20-2006, Ken Prevo
I am beginning to hate the word FLUID. Everything is too fluid and some it is starting to run through the cracks. It is fluid in the forums, in the newgroups, in the commentary. We are all expressing our fears and frustrations. Too much surprise or...
10-17-2006, Falstaff
In the ongoing "should I stay or should I go" saga of online poker in the US, the first casualty has been reported. World Gaming, owner of BetonUSA.com and Sportsbetting.com, has had trading of its shares suspended on the London Alternative...
10-12-2006, Falstaff
FirePay, one of the leading e-wallet services used to fund poker accounts, announced Tuesday, October 10, that it will no longer allow US customers to use FirePay to fund online gambling accounts as a result of the pending legislation criminalizing...
10-11-2006, Falstaff
In the wake of news from Party Poker, Boss Media and CryptoLogic that US customers would no longer be allowed to make wagers on their sites, cries of "the sky is falling!" are still echoing through the online poker community. While several companies...
10-06-2006, David Greenberg
With the Unlawful Online Gaming Bill passed, many online poker rooms have turned to their lawyers to explain the impact this legislation will have on their revenues and policies. Several of those, most notably Party Poker and Pacific Poker, have...
10-06-2006, Edward Black
After the passing of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act on September 30th, the majority of online poker sites providing services to US residents were forced to revise their policies toward American players. As some rooms, including such...
10-03-2006, Camilla Goodman
A year ago, I reported on the troubled state of New York City's underground poker scene. At the time, the widely-reported visit by Yankee superstar Alex Rodriguez to the Broadway Club, a small poker room in the Chelsea section of Manhattan, led to...
10-03-2006, Ken Prevo & Falstaff
In more heartening news on the online gaming front, former SportingBet CEO Peter Dicks was released to return to Great Britain from custody in New York after NY Governor George Pataki found no legal right to extradite Dicks to Louisiana to face...
10-02-2006, Edward Black
The recently passed online gaming legislation, known formerly as the Internet Gambling Prohibition Act, resulted in an outrageous reaction from poker lobbyists and their support groups. The legislation was strangely merged with the absolutely...
10-01-2006, Falstaff
"'Unlawful internet gambling' means to place, receive or otherwise knowingly transmit a bet or wager by any means which involves the use, at least in part, of the Internet where such bet or wager is unlawful under any applicable Federal or State law...
09-09-2006, Ken Prevo
Another gambling executive was detained by U.S. Authorities and was scheduled to appear in court on Sept. 7, 06, to face arraignment on charges that stated his U.K. company had contravened U.S. gambling laws. Peter Dicks, sixty-four year old...
09-02-2006, Ken Prevo
I read Michael Craig's post with interest. And, it does posit views with some passion. I too have political leanings. I am libertarian in principle. That isn't with a capital ‘L'. And neither do I go for the capital ‘D' or the capital ‘R'. I have...
05-24-2006, Linda R. Geenen
The following information is taken from an email sent to me by The Poker Player's Alliance. Please do NOT delay in contacting your representative and letting them know that you play poker on the Internet and that you find it unbelievable that...
09-19-2005, Penne Anne Papre
DUDE! You’re busted! Well not quite. Online gambling is technically illegal in the United States. Internet gambling sites host offshore and the U.S. has no jurisdiction over them since the Internet cannot be nailed down to specific sections with...
The IRS managed to snag 34.13 percent from the payouts of the 2015 November Nine, totaling $8,467,091.
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