Gaming Law International
This blog provides readers with news on gaming laws all over the world while focusing mostly on Canadian law. It is written by Christine Mingie, an attorney at Lang Michener in Vancouver.
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Recent Articles
Wynn Casino Opens in Macau
Macao's newest casino, the $1.2 billion Wynn Macao, opened today with much fanfare, almost two years after the opening of the Sands Macau. The Sands was the first foreign casino to open after Macao ended a 40-year monopoly run by...Macao's newest casino, the $1.2 billion Wynn Macao, opened today...
Two Former Neteller Executives Arrested in US
The two Canadian founders and former directors of Neteller PLC, the Internet payment processing company, were arrested in the United States today. John David Lefebre and Stephen Eric Lawrence, both originally from Calgary, Alberta, were charged with laundering billions of...The two Canadian...
Austrian Online Gambling Executives Held in France
Two executives of Austria's online gambling company BWIN Interactive Entertainment Ag, Manfred Bodner and Norbert Teufelberger, were detained in France on Friday and questioned for allegedly violating French gaming laws. They were released late today on a bail of €300,000...Two executives of A...
Manitoba to Give Gaming Revenue to Aboriginal Groups
According to the Winnipeg Sun, the government of Manitoba has agreed to give aboriginal groups in that province $4 million a year from provincial gaming revenue over the next five years. Currently, aboriginal groups keep the gaming revenue from on-reserve...According to the Winnipeg Sun, the...
Ontario Plans to Ban Advertising of Offshore Internet Gambling Sites
The Ontario provincial government is considering amending its Consumer Protection Act, 2002, to prohibit the advertising of Internet sites that operate an "Internet gaming business" contrary to the Criminal Code of Canada. An "Internet gaming business" means a supplier that...The Ontario provincial...
US Senate Approves Anti-Online Gambling Legislation
As expected, the US Senate approved the proposed Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 (the "Act") today as part of the adoption of the Safe Port Act, H.R. 4954. The Act amends Chapter 53 of Title 31 of the...As expected, the US Senate approved the proposed Unlawful Internet Gambling...
HR-4411 -- US Anti-online Gambling Bill Approved by the House
Today, the US House of Representative approved the anti-online gambling bill (H.R. 4411, short-titled the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act ). The bill now moves to the Senate for consideration and if approved, would amend the United States Code by...Today, the US House of Representative...
US House of Representatives to Vote on Anti-Online Gambling Bill
The US House of Representatives will vote today on a proposed bill designed to prohibit online gambling in the U.S. and prevent financial transactions with offshore online gambling sites. The bill combines two measures sponsored by Republican Representatives James Leach...The US House of...
Man to Plea In Tocchet Gambling Case
James Ulmer, an accomplice in an alleged multimillion-dollar betting ring that catered to professional hockey players will plead guilty tomorrow in a deal that guarantees his cooperation against NHL coach Rick Tocchet, according to The Star-Ledger of Newark. Ulmer will...James Ulmer, an accomplice...
James Giordano Held Without Bail
James Giordano, the professional poker player accused of operating a $3.3 billion gambling enterprise, was ordered held without bail today in a New York City court. Giordano was indicted along with 26 others on charges of illegally operating an online...James Giordano, the professional poker player...

