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After more than three weeks of investigation, Austin law enforcement has announced that they have arrested two people in the robbery and shooting of a poker player who was leaving
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After declaring the act illegal for 26 years, the U. S. Supreme Court has overturned the law that prohibited sports betting in every state except Nevada. The ruling opens sports
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After having his winnings from a poker tournament withheld by the site, former World Series of Poker Championship Event runner-up Gordon Vayo has sued the number one poker site in
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After almost 30 years in the political realm, New York State Senator John Bonacic has decided to not run for another term in Albany. Bonacic is the major driver behind
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After a decision in the U. S. Court of Appeals, the online poker powerhouse PokerStars has removed its “free online poker” play to citizens who live in Washington state. PokerStars
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In the state of Connecticut, the two Indian tribes that also run the two casinos in the state – the Mashantucket Pequot tribe and the Mohegan tribe – would be
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For the past four years, the state of New York has been dallying with the idea of passing online poker regulation in the state. In those four years, there has
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Although they have had the go ahead since last fall’s passage of the state budget to begin, lawmakers and gaming officials in Pennsylvania to this point haven’t done much of
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In business since 1991, Louisiana’s casino industry has been one of the most popular reasons to go to the Bayou State. Lately, however, revenues have begun to stagnate, forcing legislators
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After moving fitfully for the past few years, online poker in the state of New York received a huge leap forward as it passed legislation out of committee this week
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