Nevada update: Regulation of internet poker, Part 2 *

USA - November 14 2012
In our prior article, “Nevada Update: Regulation of Internet Poker,” published in the August edition of CEM, we examined the recently enacted Nevada regulations governing Internet gaming, as well as the first interactive gaming licenses to be granted by the Nevada Gaming Commission.

Co-authors: Glenn J. Light , Kade D. Miller.

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Nevada update: regulation of internet poker *

USA - August 1 2012
On June 21, 2012, the Nevada Gaming Commission approved the first interactive gaming licenses pursuant to the recently enacted regulations governing Internet gaming.

Co-authors: Glenn J. Light .

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Nevada gaming authorities release proposal to regulate internet poker *

USA - October 4 2011
On Aug. 24, 2011, the Nevada State Gaming Control Board issued a set draft of regulatory proposals intended to establish the state regulation of Internet poker pursuant to Assembly Bill 258 (AB 258) of the 2011 Nevada Legislature.

Co-authors: Glenn J. Light .

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Preliminary findings of suitability by the Nevada Gaming Commission *

USA - August 18 2011
On May 30, 2011, Governor Sandoval signed Assembly Bill No 213 into law, which allows both individuals and entities to file applications for a “preliminary finding of suitability,” even if the party is not otherwise required to be licensed by the Nevada Gaming Commission (the “Commission”).

Co-authors: Dawn M. Cica, Glenn J. Light , P. Gregory Giordano.

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Legalizing internet gaming, Part VI: problem and underage gambling *

USA - July 1 2011
Problem gambling can be broadly defined as a mental health disorder in which an individual has a psychological preoccupation with, and urge to, gamble.

Co-authors: Glenn J. Light .

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