Politicians have sent a letter to the Treasury Secretary against the UIGEA. It is nice to know that no one has forgotten about the online gamblers of America.

GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul and House Financial Services Panel Chairman Barney Frank to present legislation that would block implementation of the anti-online gambling law.

Another Congressman supports Rep. Barney Frank's bill, making the total number of IGREA supports reach 48. Welcome to the club, Rep. Jerrold!

All eyes are set on the United States, where a hearing on Rep. Barney Frank's proposal to legalize and regulate online gambling is slated for Tuesday, April 1.

Congressman Barney Frank leads the massive American gamblers movement to the gates of congress in demand of a change in our handling of online gambling.

The count continues climbing. Congressman Tim Bishop (D.-NY) is IGREA's 47th backer on Capitol Hill.

Forty Representatives now support the proposed bill to regulate online gambling in the US. Slowly gaining support, can we assume that gambling might be on its way back?

Among the many lobbyists that stormed Washington, DC this week, was Harvard professor Charles Nesson who has met with Rep. Barney Frank and has spoken in favor of legalizing gaming and poker and even teaching it in schools.

When gambling regulation proponent Barney Frank speaks, we listen. In his latest remarks, the Congressman talked about support he has managed to gain from other Congress members, as well as expressed his reservations.

The US policy that bans online gambling is being contested on several fronts. Yet the industry remains quiet and the ban intact.

Politicians have sent a letter to the Treasury Secretary against the UIGEA. It is nice to know that no one has forgotten about the online gamblers of America.

Congressman Barney Frank leads the massive American gamblers movement to the gates of congress in demand of a change in our handling of online gambling.

The count continues climbing. Congressman Tim Bishop (D.-NY) is IGREA's 47th backer on Capitol Hill.

Perhaps not the hottest issue on Presidential candidates' minds, though of potentially great implications, online gambling legislation is taking center stage at the US Congress and on Presidential campaign.

Among the many lobbyists that stormed Washington, DC this week, was Harvard professor Charles Nesson who has met with Rep. Barney Frank and has spoken in favor of legalizing gaming and poker and even teaching it in schools.

GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul and House Financial Services Panel Chairman Barney Frank to present legislation that would block implementation of the anti-online gambling law.

Lawful Internet gambling for US players might actually become a reality in the near future, as growing support for regulation and enforcement Acts is announced

Republican Party Presidential Candidate Ron Paul has backed the Internet Gambling Regulation and Enforcement Act initiative, saying on his campaign tour that the Internet should not be regulated the way it is.

The US policy that bans online gambling is being contested on several fronts. Yet the industry remains quiet and the ban intact.

All eyes are set on the United States, where a hearing on Rep. Barney Frank's proposal to legalize and regulate online gambling is slated for Tuesday, April 1.