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Tag Archives: person-to-person betting site
Betcha’s Continuing Legal Struggles
You can keep up with the news about Betcha, the Seattle-based betting platform suffering the continued attentions of the Washington State Gambling Commission through the Betcha blog. Founder Nicolas Jenkins has the latest update: Now We Know Why That Search … Continue reading
Posted in All Guest Authors's Posts, Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged America, Betcha, cent, Chris F. Masse, counsel, deputy commissioner, founder, judge, Louisiana, Nick Jenkins, Nicolas Jenkins, Paula Casey, person-to-person betting site, Seattle, Sharon Reese, state legislature, Tom Bell, Washington, Washington State Gambling Commission
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Nick Jenkins’ Betcha is aiding and abetting the transactions of illegal betting.
Says Roy Girasa, a law professor at the Lubin School of Business at Pace University in New York City. Via David Pennock, who is both fascinated and skeptical. Click here to get all the previous Midas Oracle blog posts on … Continue reading
Posted in Betting, Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged America, Betcha, David Pennock, law professor, Lubin School of Business, Lubin School of Business at Pace University in New York, New York City, Nick Jenkins, Pace University in New York, person-to-person betting site, Says Roy Girasa, Tom Bell
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BETCHA.com: Where is law professor Tom Bell when we need him?
Here’s Tom Bell’s website. ABOUT BETCHA: I wish Nick Jenkins the very best. BetBug (which billed itself as the “Kazaa of betting”, and thus thought that it was above the law): Dear BetBug User, It is with deep regret that … Continue reading
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Tagged America, BetBug, Betcha, Federal, law professor, Major, Nick Jenkins, peer-to-peer, person-to-person betting site, Tom Bell, United States, www.payp2p.com
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Nick Jenkins welcomes you to Betcha.com, America’s first person-to-person betting site.
Betcha.com Betcha.com is the world’s first honor-based, person-to-person betting platform. We connect people who like to bet. Betcha works like an auction site, minus the hassles and inventory. As a Betcha bettor, you: (a) offer and accept bet propositions on … Continue reading
Posted in Betting, Exchange Genesis, Exchanges & Markets, Regulations, Resources - References
Tagged America, auction site, Betcha, Betcha Platform, Betcha Platform falls, Caribbean, Christmas, Cole Sparrow, David Bunnell, eBay, federal law, football, founder, illegal offshore gambling site, Internet Community & Entertainment Corp., Internet use, Las Vegas, law professor, law works, lawyer, Nick Jenkins, online betting sites, P2P, person-to-person betting site, PGA Tour, Seattle, Super Bowls, Tom Bell, United States, USD, Washington
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