With British Columbia and other Canadian provinces moving towards regulated Internet gambling, other provinces are being forced to answer questions regarding their stance on the issue. Nova Scotia officials offered up their opinion last week.

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Nova Scotia Not Joining Online Gambling Movement In Canada

A new survey shows online gambling monopolies in the EU gave consumers a consistently worse payout via sports betting odds than private sector Internet casinos facing competition.

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National Gambling Monopolies Offer Worst World Cup Betting Odds

The head of the Virginia Lottery says US online gambling is inevitable, and she hopes Virginia acts to be at the forefront of using Internet games.

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Virginia Lottery Director Wants Online Gambling Games

The discussion over attempts to place mandatory censorship over the Internet to block sites like online casinos in Australia has revived, with a government member saying the program will begin next year.

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Many Germans are of the opinion that the proliferation of online casinos has led to the monstrous soccer betting scandal currently being uncovered, but actually cheating is much more difficult against Internet gambling sites.

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Online Casinos Tell Germany They Can Help Prevent Soccer Scandals

A top banking official told Congress that Barney Frank’s regulatory plan for online casinos and Internet gambling would solve the difficulties posed the financial industry by the UIGEA ban.

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Bank Technology Expert Asks for Online Casino Regulation

Kentucky race tracks continue to operate account wagering while online casinos are forbidden in the US, leading to the question as to what might be the difference between Internet gambling and the Kentucky computer betting.

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Online Casinos Blocked While "Account Wagering" Grows?

Reputable online gambling sites are being prevented from paying debts owed to US residents by the federal government, which continues to seize consumers’ money as its best way to attack Internet casinos.

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Online Gambling Bank Account Seizure Cases Grow

France is pushing its amended regulations for online casinos and Internet gambling through the legislature, but critics say EU violations from the original proposal have not been corrected.

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New French Online Casino Rules Still Have Old Flaws