The uphill battle of legalizing online gambling in the state of Pennsylvania has been ongoing for five years. But as of Oct 30th of this year, the struggle is finally over as Gov. Tom Wolf signs the online gambling expansion into law. As exciting as this is for online gambling fans in the Keystone State, […]
The Poker Players Alliance (PPA) realized in mid-May that a spending bill had received a Restoration of America’s Wire Act (RAWA)-like language. The bill was scheduled to be heard on May 25 by the House Appropriations Committee. Even though the bill didn’t refer to RAWA directly, its origin was clear due to its anti-online poker […]
This week, a play money online poker room was launched by the Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma. The tribe’s ambition is that this poker room will become the only operator running inside the United States with an international market. Currently, the platform features pull-tabs, bingo and poker and offers free-play for US residents and an […]
According to the office of the State Senator Mike Kowall, the online poker bill (SB 889) of Michigan is expected to pass until the end of the year. Recently, Kowall’s chief of staff and also legislative director, Dave Biswas, stated that there was “no reason” why SB 889 would not pass in 2016. As had […]
To date, the new poker bill seems to be the most serious attempt to regulate iGaming in California. New Online Poker Bill The poker bill in California has gone through little progress despite years of discussion regarding online poker regulation in the state. But the introduction of the bill AB 2863, an entirely new bill, […]
The online poker bill of Washington state has failed to advance. Last month house bill 1114 was introduced by State Representatives Vincent Buys and Sherry Appleton. The bill aimed to legalize and regulate online gambling operators. However the online poker bill died quickly, as it did the year before. The deadline was last Wednesday, 17, […]
