Legality and Regulations News – Page №2
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Online Gambling Reforms: Inside the NCLGS Model Internet Gaming Act December 3, 2024
The future of online gambling in the United States just got a little clearer — or at least that’s the hope. The National Council of Legislators from Gaming States (NCLGS)…
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New Jersey Rethinks Dormant Online Gambling Accounts November 29, 2024
What happens to your online gambling funds if you forget about them? In New Jersey, the current answer is that after a year of dormancy, half goes to the online…
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Under Pressure: Bovada Retreats from Three More US States November 12, 2024
Offshore gambling operator Bovada has withdrawn from Massachusetts, West Virginia, and Tennessee over the past six weeks, driven by mounting legal pressure from state regulators. In each state, Bovada ceased…
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Landmark Move: BetMGM Poker Combines Player Pools in New Jersey and Michigan November 7, 2024
BetMGM Poker has just launched a major milestone for U.S. online poker, merging its Michigan and New Jersey player pools to create a unified, multi-state network. This immediate integration brings…
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Pennsylvania’s Push for Multi-State Poker: What It Means for WSOP 2025 November 6, 2024
The journey to shared poker liquidity for Pennsylvania players is finally gaining momentum. After years of advocacy, debates, and a fair share of legislative setbacks, it’s starting to look like…
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GGPoker Pulls ClubGG from Michigan Following Legal Changes October 24, 2024
Global online poker giant GGPoker has abruptly withdrawn its subscription-based ClubGG service from Michigan, citing changes in the state’s gaming laws as the reason for its exit. The shutdown, effective…
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A New Chapter for Pennsylvania Online Poker: Shared Liquidity with MSIGA on the Horizon October 16, 2024
Pennsylvania online poker players are finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. After years of advocacy, social media campaigns, and failed legislative efforts, the state is on…