It’S business as usual for Manx-based e-gaming businesses – despite dramatic developments in the States which have seen one of the founders of online poker pleading guilty to a charge relating to illegal web betting. Anurag Dikshit, the former director of Gibraltar-based PartyGaming, could face a maximum two years behind bars after admitting one count [...]
Business as usual for Isle of Man e-gaming
December 24th, 2008 No Comments
Tags: Isle of Man · Malta · partygaming · Poker Stars
Internet Poker Fans Are Playing Politics at Party Conventions
September 1st, 2008 No Comments
U.S. poker players have anted up for another high-stakes game — lobbying.
Trying to overturn a 2006 U.S. ban on online poker, gamblers have started a lobbying group, established a political action committee, and promoted their effort to politicians by holding poker tournaments at the Republican and Democratic nominating conventions.
“Up until this point, the minority of [...]
Tags: Barney Frank · mccain · partygaming · poker players alliance · PokerPAC · sportingbet
Vanguard sued for “illegal gambling” investments
September 1st, 2008 No Comments
Shareholders in Vanguard funds sued the Vanguard Group Inc on Friday, accusing fund managers of investing their money in illegal gambling businesses before the government cracked down on them in 2006.
The lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan said “these unlawful investments suffered significant losses when the government began arresting principals of the gambling [...]
Tags: american century companies · partygaming · sportingbet · vanguard
