FairPlayUSA is a fairly new advocate of regulated online gaming. While not as established as the Poker Players Alliance (PPA), it is still helping to raise awareness of the issue and working toward the goal of legal online poker. The group was created in 2011 as a grassroots campaign to help promote a safe, regulated [...]

The state of Utah is currently considering a bill which would continue their prohibition of online gaming should the activity become legal at the federal level.

A recent New York court ruling regarding the ancient Chinese tile-based game of Mah Jong may prove to have positive effects on the potential legalization of online poker. During Criminal Court Judge John H. Wilson’s ruling in People v. Feng, he declared that “the court declines to declare Mah Jong to be a per se [...]

Ira Rubin, one of the leading figures in last year’s Black Friday indictments, has pleaded guilty to a trio of conspiracy charges.

Politicians in Iowa are working to assemble a poker system which could incorporate players from multiple regions of the country.

Complaints are still rolling in to the Alderney Gaming Control Commission (AGCC) by disgruntled former FullTilt Poker players. The AGCC issued a statement to remind players that FullTilt Poker is no longer licensed by their organization, and thus are unable to help mediate disputes or recover any funds owed by the poker site. They will [...]

MGM Resorts has won the first battle in a court war waged over the rights to a set of internet domain names.

The internet is in an uproar over SOPA (the Stop Online Piracy Act), believing that it will bring about massive changes to the current online environment.

As the national political scene heats up, the governors of both New York and Kentucky are considering an expansion to the gambling laws in their states.

Senator Raymond Lesniak, the man behind many of the recent attempts to legalize online gambling within the state of New Jersey, is at it again.