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Internet Gambling Regulation and Enforcement Act 2007
From Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., who chairs the House Financial Services Committee. PDF file Gambling Regulation & Enforcement Act 2007 LICENSE REQUIREMENTS No applicant would receive a license unless the following requirements with respect to any Internet bet or wager, … Continue reading →
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