As of this month, more than 30 states have enacted laws to permit sports betting, either in land-based casinos, online platforms, or both. What was once a prohibited activity is now gaining widespread acceptance and legal recognition across the nation. While the specific regulations may…
no commentOn January 17, 1920, the 18th Amendment went into effect, marking the beginning of alcohol prohibition in the United States. This prohibition led to the manufacture, sale and distribution of alcohol being illegal in the United State. Initially, there was a decline in legal drinking,…
no commentOn Tuesday night, The Tipton Law Firm was asked to discuss the status of daily fantasy sports, in light of yesterday’s decision made by the New York Attorney General. The Law Firm, instrumental in gaming law and the industry in Colorado since the inception of…
no commentNevada and Delaware have entered into the first interstate gaming compact. This agreement currently permits online poker players in the two states to play together. The historic agreement permits the expansion into more games, if each member state permits, and also allows for other states…
no commentWith online gambling off the a great start in New Jersey, 10 more states, including Colorado and California are exploring their options to regulate the emerging industry. California, as the most populous state in the nation, has long been viewed as the most valuable state…
no commentDespite efforts that stalled during the last session, Colorado legislators are looking at potential legislation to open the state’s market to online gaming in the wake of legalization on Nevada, New Jersey, and Delaware. Colorado Explores Online Gambling as Virtual and Mobile Casinos Boom
no commentWhile Nevada currently has only legalized online poker and has two operators up and running, New Jersey has granted its first internet gaming license, giving Borgatta the opportunity to offer slots and table games. Look for Borgatta to be up and running on November 26….
no commentWhile regulators find a way to ensure the legitimacy of online gaming, another emerging technology may be available to ensure a viable industry. As online gaming continues to gain traction around the world, bitcoins have the potential to provide a way to help prevent money…
no commentThe push for regulated online gaming in the US continues its march forward. However, Senator Harry Reid’s (D-Nev) proposed bill would essentially limit online gaming to poker. As several states currently run online lotteries, and several more looking to expand into this market, the fight…
no commentOn October 26, the Problem Gaming Coalition of Colorado held its annual Silent Auction. Attorneys for the Tipton Law Firm were in attendance to show their support for the great work being done by the Coalition. Many great items were auctioned away, including tickets and…
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