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9 May 2008	Stand up and fight! J. Todd issues a special call action for people living in the Washington area to join him at a Seattle-area court in support of a challenge to Washington's online gambling laws. And the American Gaming Association decides to stay "neutral" on the issue of online gambling.
2 May 2008	Chuck E Cheese in trouble? Online sportsbooks scored a big win this week when they were allowed to continue taking bets on the French Open. Meanwhile J. Todd interviews Chuck E Cheese after lawmakers South Carolina decided that playing ski ball and "whack-a-mole" could be considered gambling.
25 April 2008	Calvin Ayre retires! Bodog's founder rides off into the sunset while France and Poland consider regulating online gambling.
4 April 2008	The Amsterdam report J. Todd checks in from Amsterdam with some Dutch online gambling news a look at Rep. Barney Frank's hearing on the UIGEA.
28 March 2008	The online gambling trade battles continue This week, Costa Rica and the U.S. reached a trade settlement over online gambling while Antigua threatened to start pirating movies and songs if it was unable to resolve its WTO dispute with the U.S.
14 March 2008	Getting jiggy with WTO issues The European Union is launching a new probe into whether the UIGEA violates trade law while officials in the U.S. are open questioning an earlier online gambling reached by the U.S. and the EU.
7 March 2008	The iMEGA ruling is in We take a look at the latest ruling in the court battle to overturn the UIGEA and span the globe with industry news from the U.K., U.S. and Canada.
22 February 2008	Underage gambling isn't just a problem online J. Todd talks audits and looks at some Atlantic City casinos that were recently fined for letting in underage gamblers.
15 February 2008	Busts, subpoenas and licenses Big news in online gaming this week with busts in Israel, subpoenas issued in the U.S. and Bodog seeking a U.K. operating license.
1 February 2008	London has J. Todd thinking about Europe J. Todd braves a cold day in London to discuss Finland's decision to consider offering state-run online poker rooms and the EU's decision to investigate Germany and Sweden for protecting their gambling monopolies.