Ultimate Poker, unlicensed service provider relationship probed
The issue was first brought to light by players on several online gaming websites and chat rooms.

Ultimate Poker launches real-money play in Nevada
The site is expected to go live at 9 a.m. with limit and no-limit Texas hold ’em poker through single-table cash games, sit-and-go events and multi-table tournaments.

$100,000 Rock and Roll Competition beginning at Intertops Casino
Until April 29, $30,000 in prizes will be awarded every week.

Christie signs New Jersey online gambling bill
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie signed into a law Tuesday a bill that makes the Garden State the third state in the U.S. to license and regulate the online gambling. Christie’s stamp of approval comes just 19 days after he conditionally vetoed similar legislation.

Proposed gaming bill would allow interstate agreements for online poker
In a bill draft submitted to the Legislature, the Gaming Control Board wants to amend interactive gaming regulatory language that would allow Nevada's governor to enter agreements with other states that legalize Internet poker.

Chances weak for online gaming
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid ended debate Dec. 14 on a bipartisan online gaming bill in Congress. The move, which wasn't unexpected, pushed the U.S. further away than it was last year at this time from having legalized online poker nationwide.

Legendz sportsbook case: Legendz indictment 
The DOJ has indicted 34 people and 23 entities for operating an illegal sports bookmaking business. It is also seeking the forfeiture of $1 billion.

Online gambling legislation: AGA brief in opposition to petition of PokerStars for interim casino authorization 
The AGA believes that PokerStars is not suitable for a gaming license in New Jersey.

Poker as a skill game: U.S. v Dicristina 
A federal judge in Brooklyn found poker is a game of skill as defined by the Illegal Gambling Business Act, but gambling as defined by New York state law.

DOJ Indictments April 2011: DOJ settlement with PokerStars 
The U.S. Department of Justice has reached a settlement in the civil case with PokerStars, whereby PokerStars will pay $547 million and acquire the assets of Full Tilt Poker. International players will have balances made available to them through PokerStars, while U.S. players will be able to request payment of balances owed through the DOJ.

DOJ Indictments April 2011: DOJ settlement with Full Tilt Poker 
The U.S. Department of Justice has reached a settlement in its civil case against Full Tilt Poker, whereby the online poker company must turn over nearly all of its assets to PokerStars, as a result of a $547 million settlement PokerStars made with the DOJ.