Law & Politics
Law & Politics
Poker and the law have gone hand-in-hand since the beginning, and the fight to legalize the game has been ongoing in statehouses and legislative halls across the world.
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Case Closed: Appellate Judge Sides with Texas Card House after City of Dallas Yanked Poker Room’s Permits
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WSOP Online Folds Michigan Players into Network Just in Time for Bracelet Events
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Short Stacks: Big Bad Beat Jackpot Hit at a Canadian Poker Room
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Pennsylvania Lawmaker Submits Bill to Join Multi-State Online Poker Compact
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Maryland Senator Ron Watson Makes Another Play to Legalize Online Poker
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West Virginia Lottery Jumpstarts Online Poker Industry by Joining Pact to Open Borders and Share Players
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Shawn Sheikhan Sentenced for Selling More than Three Tons of Marijuana in California
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Hippodrome Casino & EPIC to Deliver Game-Changing Responsible Gambling Innovations
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Short Stacks: BetMGM Poker Championship Begins, NC Getting Online Sports Betting
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New UK Gambling Laws Finally Revealed, Industry Experts Are Disappointed
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New Hampshire Bills Would Allow Online Poker, Increase Stakes of Live Games
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Nevada Bill Would Require Gaming Control Board and Sites to Name Online Poker Cheats
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Feds Charge New York Men for Running Illegal Poker Game and Sports Book
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New Jersey Lawmakers Consider Banning Smoking in Casinos, Pennsylvania May Follow
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Lawmaker Wants to Bring Casinos to Texas which May Put Poker Rooms in Crosshairs
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Michigan Man Sentenced for Running Small Social Poker Club
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New York Bill Would Define Poker as a Game of Skill and Set Table for Online Legalization
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GGPoker Gets Green Light to Offer Online Poker in Germany
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Entain Receives German Online Poker Licenses for Bwin and Ladbrokes
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New Prime Minister Rishi Sunak Could be Good Bet for UK Gambling Industry
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Short Stacks: Justice for Susie Q, Russel Crowe’s ‘Poker Face’ Premieres in Italy
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Federal Judge Confirms Wire Act Does Not Apply to Online Poker
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Pro-Growth Prime Minister Liz Truss Could Scrap Planned UK Gambling Reforms
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Government Shake Up Means More Uncertainty for UK Gambling Reform