When It Comes To Online Gambling, CA Is Getting Left In The Dust
California has been at it longer than any other state, but now multiple states are passing CA by when it comes to online gambling progress.
Coalitions Shuffle The Deck, But CA Online Poker Still A Wash This Year
The only change on the online poker front is a shuffling of tribal and card room coalitions. Online poker, meanwhile, is going nowhere fast.
The Bicycle Casino Reopens After Federal Shutdown On Suspicion Of Money Laundering
Federal agents shut down the Bike in California for almost 20 hours. Local reports suggest players have used the casino to launder money.
California Online Poker: Can Legalization Happen In 2016?
California will take another stab at legalizing and regulating online poker this year, in what might be the best opportunity in recent years.
PA iGaming Bill to Receive House Vote
The most recent iGaming bill in Pennsylvania easily passed the House Gaming Oversight Committee vote and is now heading to the House floor for a full vote.
Exploring Key Regulatory Milestones in 2015 and Keys to Success in 2016
We have a recap of the key California online poker events and milestones from 2015, and suggestions for 2016 to help regulate the industry in California.
California iPoker Likely Dead for 2015 After Bills Pulled From Hearing
After both AB 9 and AB 167 were pulled by Assemblymen Gatto and Jones-Sawyer, the iPoker talks are likely done for the current year. Better luck in 2016.
AB 9 Shelved By Gatto – Cites Lack of Consensus
After Assemblyman Mike Gatto shelved his online poker bill, it seems more and more likely that the issue itself will not be resolved until atleast 2016.
Online Poker is Dead in 2015 According to Tribal Lobbyist
Even though some of the pro-online poker sponsors are holding onto hope, lobbyist Quintana says it is all but dead for 2015 and he seems correct.
AB 431 Leaves Appropriations Committee – On Hold Until After iPoker Hearings
For some, seeing online gambling bill AB 431 move forward in the legislative process may seem like progress. There is still a lot of work to do on the bill.