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Wyden Wraps Internet Gambling Legislation In Tax Reform Bill  24 Feb, 2010 Not available

Internet gambling would be regulated and taxed according to a comprehensive tax reform bill introduced Tuesday in the US Senate by Sens. Ron Wyden, D-Ore, and Judd Gregg, R-N.H.

Reid Holding The Cards On US Internet Gaming Regulation  3 Nov, 2009 Not available

Any effort to repeal the United States’ federal ban on internet gambling appears set for failure unless Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid changes his mind and agrees that online wagering can be effectively regulated.

Nevada’s Reid Boosted By Tea Party Nomination  10 Jun, 2010 Not available

The shifting political landscape for internet gaming legislation was altered again this week when US Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid received a huge re-election boost through the nomination of a ‘Tea Party’ conservative as his Republican opponent in Nevada.

Wyden Proposal A Sideshow, Say Lobbyists  26 Feb, 2010 Not available

A new tax reform bill to which Internet gambling legislation has been attached is facing long odds of passage, according to Washington insiders.

Menendez Says Time Is Right For Internet Poker Bill  15 Apr, 2010 Not available

US Senator Bob Menendez tells GamblingCompliance now is a ‘propitious time’ for his bill to exempt poker from the United States’ online gambling ban and adds that he plans to offer his measure as a revenue-raising vehicle during an upcoming hearing of the Senate Finance Committee.

Too Soon For Gambling To Celebrate Democrats’ Senate Majority   14 Jul, 2009 Not available

If Republicans in the United States Senate wanted to filibuster internet gambling bills, theoretically, they could not. But promising as this development sounds, it doesn’t mean much for the sector’s legislative prospects, experts say.

Internet Gambling Vote Postponed  28 Jul, 2010 Not available

An extended and sometimes heated debate on public housing legislation postponed a vote Tuesday by the House Financial Services Committee on Internet gambling, but the committee is expected to vote Wednesday on whether to legalize online betting.

Congress May Find Menendez Bill More Appealing Than Frank’s  15 Dec, 2009 Not available

Even though the House may vote early next year on legislation to legalise and regulate internet gambling, a less comprehensive bill in the Senate has a better chance of passing Congress, according to a key lobbyist working to repeal the online wagering ban.

New US Poker Bill Aims To Dodge Kyl Opposition  1 Jul, 2009 Not available

Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey is expected to imminently introduce a new internet gambling regulatory bill that differs from Barney Frank's current proposal, a Washington insider told GamblingCompliance.

Berkley Optimistic On Online Regulation  22 Dec, 2009 Not available

The congresswoman who represents Las Vegas predicts the House next year will pass a bill to repeal an internet gambling ban, and refuses to rule out running against a beleaguered Nevada senator in 2012.