by FTR Poker Admin | Oct 20, 2010 | Online Poker News, Poker Law, Poker News
With our country’s federal government nearing legalization and regulation of online poker, the Supreme Court of South Carolina is embroiled in a debate over the game’s official classification. Long considered by politicians to be a game whose results are...
by FTR Poker Admin | Oct 20, 2010 | Online Poker News, Poker Law, Poker News
With our country’s federal government nearing legalization and regulation of online poker, the Supreme Court of South Carolina is embroiled in a debate over the game’s official classification. Long considered by politicians to be a game whose results are...
by FTR Poker Admin | Oct 9, 2010 | Online Poker News, Poker Law, Poker News, PokerStars
In conjunction with the government of Estonia, PokerStars has launched its third country-specific gaming site. The newest entry, PokerStars.ee, “complies fully with Estonian law and enables the country’s residents to continue playing at the world’s...
by FTR Poker Admin | Jul 28, 2010 | Poker Law, Poker News
As the November elections loom, it seems as though one of online poker’s biggest opponents may have talked his way out of a job. Alabama Republican Spence Bachus, who has raised eyebrows throughout the House of Representatives with his feeble arguments and...
by FTR Poker Admin | Jun 2, 2010 | Poker Law, Poker News
As they say in Vegas, the house always wins. Such was the case today in Switzerland, where a lawsuit brought to the Supreme Court by the Swiss casino industry declared poker a game of chance. As a result of the ruling, the only legal way to play poker in Switzerland...