Citing US laws that it termed as ‘already on the books but not being enforced,’ online software network Microgaming yesterday reimplemented a block of customers in 13 US States and the District of Columbia. Besides DC, the…

Following the decision of a Kentucky Circuit Court to uphold an initial seizure order affecting 141 Internet domain names connected to various forms of online gaming, one of the interested parties in the case, the Interactive Media…

Last week iMEGA’s attorneys filed a 55-page writ seeking to overturn the ruling by Kentucky Circuit Court Judge Thomas Wingate granting forfeiture of 141 domain names to the Commonwealth of Kentucky, as well as his earlier seizure order which gave Kentucky control of the domain names. iMEGA is also seeking dismissal of the case its entirety. “Gambling devices,” legal standing at issue In its writ, iMEGA identifies a number of procedural and legal errors by Judge Wingate, beginning with the claim that the judge wrongfully found jurisdiction against the domain names despite the fact that they are not tangible and have no presence in Kentucky.

Poker Networks Begin to Block Kentucky Resident’s Access Pokerpages.com - 6 hours ago by PokerPages.com Merge Poker Network was first to publicly announce they would block IP addresses of Kentucky residents to any of their network sites …

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