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CA iGaming Week in Review: Delays in Online Poker Regulation, Player Dissent over Bicycle WPT Legends of Poker Main Event.

California iGaming Week in Review: Delays for Online Poker, Bike Battles Kessler over Live Event

This week in California iGaming news: more delays in online poker regulation bills, and player dissent over Bicycle WPT Legends of Poker main event.

Posted on: August 22, 2014 | | Jennifer Newell

Online Poker Bill to Pass in CA in 2018?

California Online Poker Coming in 2015 … Or 2016 … Ok, Maybe 2018

California's two online gaming bills have been shelved for this year. While politicians procrastinate, some speculate a bill could finally pass in 2018.

Posted on: August 22, 2014 | | Steve Ruddock

Greenstein pens opinion piece on bad actor clause

Barry Greenstein Pens Opinion Responding to “Bad Actor” Clauses

Barry Greenstein wrote an op-ed attacking the bad actor clauses that many states have proposed in iGaming legislation, and what this means for PokerStars.

Posted on: August 20, 2014 | | Earl Burton

Best Newsweek comments posts about online poker attack

8 Articles That Refute Newsweek’s Online Poker Smear Campaign

"...pro-[online poker] regulation advocates have the stronger argument and don't need to resort to fear-mongering tactics to gain supporters," unlike Newsweek's cover.

Posted on: August 19, 2014 | | Steve Ruddock

California Sets the Stage for Regulated Online Poker in 2015

California Prepping for 2015 Online Poker Push

While California is unlikely to move on iGaming legislation in 2014, the stage is set for new legislation and discussion of regulated online poker in 2015.

Posted on: August 13, 2014 | | Steve Ruddock

As the end of the yearly session approaches, CA is looking forward to next year and resuming talks about an online poker bill.

Industry Reacts as California Online Poker Bills Shelved

As the 2014 yearly session comes to a close, all parties backing online gaming are looking forward to getting the bill done early and right in 2015.

Posted on: August 11, 2014 | | Steve Ruddock

Cali iGaming talks dry up as summer comes to a close

California iGaming Week in Review: RIP California Online Poker Bills

The California iGaming bills are not likely to be revisited until next year. With time to rally, iGaming proponents look for plausible solutions to come.

Posted on: August 11, 2014 | | Jennifer Newell

The California legislature is running out of time on the yearly session and must act now if they want to pass an online poker bill.

Clock is Ticking on California Legislature

If the California legislature wants to pass an online poker bill in 2014, they will need to act fast as the clock is ticking down on the yearly session.

Posted on: August 7, 2014 | | Steve Ruddock

PrivateTable.com has recently been using Google Ads. Is it increased marketing or a bluff?

PrivateTable.Com Using Google Ads; Is a Launch Imminent?

PrivateTable, the proposed real money online poker room from the Santa Ysabel Tribe in California, is increasing their marketing campaign with Google Ads.

Posted on: July 30, 2014 | | Steve Ruddock

Online poker 2014 in California horse tracks privatetable

California iGaming Week in Review: Horse Tracks and Pressure’s on Santa Ysabel

Last week in California, legal online poker talk heated up even further. And none of it revolved around the actual drought that the state is experiencing.

Posted on: July 28, 2014 | | Jennifer Newell

California iGaming Week in Review: Delays for Online Poker, Bike Battles Kessler over Live Event

California Online Poker Coming in 2015 … Or 2016 … Ok, Maybe 2018

Barry Greenstein Pens Opinion Responding to “Bad Actor” Clauses

8 Articles That Refute Newsweek’s Online Poker Smear Campaign

California Prepping for 2015 Online Poker Push

Industry Reacts as California Online Poker Bills Shelved

California iGaming Week in Review: RIP California Online Poker Bills

Clock is Ticking on California Legislature

PrivateTable.Com Using Google Ads; Is a Launch Imminent?

California iGaming Week in Review: Horse Tracks and Pressure’s on Santa Ysabel

Well, Actually… : Rebutting The SF Chronicle’s California Sports Betting Editorial

New Independent Poll Forecasts Failure For Both CA Sports Betting Propositions

San Manuel Tribe Spending To Defeat Prop 27 Soars Over $100 Million

Well, Actually… : Rebutting The SF Chronicle’s California Sports Betting Editorial

New Independent Poll Forecasts Failure For Both CA Sports Betting Propositions

San Manuel Tribe Spending To Defeat Prop 27 Soars Over $100 Million

California Online Sports Betting Could Drive Big Changes In Tech

Bostonians And New Yorkers Mock Californians In Humorous No On Prop 27 Commercial

Attorney: No Tribes Would Create Own Online Sports Betting Platform Under Prop 27

Opposition To Both California Sports Betting Propositions Swells

Q&A: Bill Miller On What’s Next For CA Sports Betting, U.S. Gambling

The Stronach Group Expands Racing Division To Include Gaming

Well, Actually… : Rebutting California Sports Betting Newspaper Editorials