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Tag Archives: Internet gambling law
Betcha’s Continuing Legal Struggles, Updated
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer provides an update on Betcha.com’s legal problems in the states of Washington and Louisiana: A local betting Web site entrepreneur faces possible extradition to Louisiana after authorities there charged the Seattle man with running an illegal gambling … Continue reading
Posted in All Guest Authors's Posts, Betting, Entrepreneurship, Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged attorney, Betcha, Chris Gregoire, Governor's Office, Internet gambling law, internet start, Internet-based gambling, internet-enabled matching, lawyer, Lee Rousso, local betting Web, local betting Web site entrepreneur, Louisiana, Nick Jenkins, now-defunct site, online gambling, Renton, Seattle, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, United States, WA lawyer, Washington, Washington State Gambling Commission
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IT DIDN’T TAKE LONG. NICK JENKINS’ BETCHA.COM GETS BUSTED THREE WEEKS AFTER LAUNCH.
Via the vigilant Daniel Horowitz, Seattle Pi: Washington State Gambling Commission investigators seized computers from a new Seattle-based Internet-betting site Monday, claiming the business violated the state’s 2006 online gambling ban — a contention the site’s founder strongly disputes. [...] … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Betting, Exchanges & Markets, Politics, Regulations
Tagged Betcha, Daniel Horowitz, founder, HTML, Internet gambling law, Internet Gambling Law Declared Unconstitutional, Internet-betting site, invasive law, law professor, lawyer, Lee Rousso, Nicholas Jenkins
Posted, Nick Jenkins, online gambling ban, Renton lawyer and card player, search warrant, Seattle, Tom W. Bell, Washington, Washington State Gambling Commission, YouTube
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