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ARTICLE · 28 JULY 2011

Federal Indictments Spur I-Gaming Conferences

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The recent federal i-gaming indictments in New York and Maryland have been cannon fodder for recent and upcoming gaming conferences being held in the United States marketed by a variety of conference companies.

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The recent federal i-gaming indictments in New York and Maryland have been cannon fodder for recent and upcoming gaming conferences being held in the United States marketed by a variety of conference companies. While there has been much speculation about the motivations of the United States Department of Justice, the fact remains that the indictments have been consistent with the long-stated public position of the Department of Justice.

The most compelling question arising out of the indictments is quite basic: Are the prospects for the legalization of expanded internet gaming in the United States dead in the water? The answer is NO.

State governments are hungry for cash. The federal government is spending like a drunken sailor, amassing deficits that threaten the economic well-being of the country. The political class has great difficulty initiating and enforcing serious spending cutbacks. The search is on for sources of revenue that do not involve raising

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