NCLGS Summer Conference In Massachusetts To Examine Online Gaming From State Perspective

By Steve Ruddock on July 6, 2016

Panelists at this year's NCLGS conference in Boston will address a variety of online gaming topics, including ones that pertain specially to Massachusetts.

The NCLGS Officially Adopts Policy Framework For Internet Gambling, And Why That Matters

By Chris Grove on January 15, 2015

After over a year of development, non-partisan state lawmakers association releases a policy framework for regulating online poker and casino games.

Nevada Bullish on Online Poker Compacts, But California’s Schuetz Sees “A Tough Sell”

By Marco Valerio on January 17, 2014

A panel at NCLGS asked to weigh in on interstate online poker compacts had varying opinions of the importance of such deals.

AGA Head Freeman “Strongly Opposes” Adelson, Vows to Prevent Prohibition of Online Gambling

By Marco Valerio on January 16, 2014

AGA head Geoff Freeman outlines his opposition to Sheldon Adelson on the issue of regulating online gambling and vows to prevent prohibition of the rapidly-growing...

Legislative Group Aiming for Standardization of Online Gambling Regulations

By Chris Grove on November 13, 2013

FL Rep. and National Council of Legislators From Gaming States President Jim Waldman talks about the role of state's rights in online gambling regulation.

Ultimate Poker: To HUD or Not to HUD?

By Chris Grove on June 4, 2013

Ultimate Poker is planning to support hand histories in a future update. But will support for HUDs also be a part of the room's approach?