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Kentucky Domain Ruling Delayed Till Thursday 16th, Due to Computer GlitchThu, Oct 16th, 2008 @ 12:00am Late yesterday, October 15, the original date Kentucky Judge Thomas Wingate targeted for his ruling on the future of 141 online poker and internet gambling domain names, word came from the judge's office saying the ruling would be delayed until Thursday due to a computer glitch. The ruling will determine whether the Commonwealth of Kentucky can take control of the 141 domain names that came under an Order of Seizure that was originally requested September 18 without notice or hearing by lawyers respresenting the state at the request of Governor Steve Beshear . The list of domains includes such major online poker sites as Bodog, CakePoker, Full Tilt Poker, Ultimate Bet, and PokerStars. Kentucky already allows gambling on horse racing and bingo, and has a state lottery. Governor Beshear has accused the targeted Internet gambling sites of stealing money from Kentucky's coffers, and has acknowledged the domain grab is motivated to protect the state's "signature industry" [horse racing- e.g. Churchill Downs, home of the Kentucky Derby, and operator of TwinSpires.com horserace betting site]. The Online Poker and Internet Gambling Community and other groups interested in the freedom of the Internet, many who presented arguments at last week's hearing, await the precedent-setting ruling. Read Related Articles:
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OPPAGA Reports on Florida's Online Poker Options Given that UIGEA permits individual states to regulate online poker, the Florida Legislature's Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability (OPPAGA) published a report this week presenting three options available to Florida State lawmakers in order to protect consumers from unlawful internet poker: regulate it, prohibit it, or carry on with the status quo pending federal legislation.
BC Poker Champion Arrested, Charged with Manslaughter Just two days after taking down the BC Poker Championships Main Event, Sophon Sek of Cloverdale, BC, was arrested in connection with one of the most storied murders in the Province's history.
Local Businessman Bags European Poker Tour Vilamoura Bling The European Poker Tour rolled into the Casino Vilamoura last week, instantly generating the richest poker prize pool in the nation of Portugal's history.
Keikoan Captures Harvey's Lake Tahoe WSOPC Championship This week marked the finale of the biggest annual tournament series in Northern Nevada, the WSOP Circuit championship at Harvey's Lake Tahoe. While the Main Event saw only a modest turnout, it did boast of a tough final table, and a WSOP bracelet owner as the eventual champion.
WSOP Main Event Champ Joe Cada to Appear on Letterman The poker world will receive some late night attention tonight as "The Kid" Joe Cada, the youngest champion in the four decade history of the World Series of Poker Main Event, takes a seat next to embattled talk show host David Letterman.
First Korean Champ of Asia Pacific Poker Tour Crowned in Cebu Another stop on the Asia Pacific Poker Tour is in the books, this time it's the APPT Cebu in the Philippines, and for the very first time a Korean player has come out on top.
Pollack Done as Commish of World Series of Poker Just three days after crowning Joe Cada as the 2009 Main Event champion, officially closing the special 40th anniversary run of the World Series of Poker, Jeffrey Pollack has resigned his post as Commissioner of the WSOP.
Durrrr Signs as Team Full Tilt's Youngest Member Tom "durrrr" Dwan is the newest member of Team Full Tilt, the online site's highest level of affiliation. At 23, Dwan is the youngest of the now 14-person team. The high stakes cash phenomenon was nominated for induction this year into the Poker Hall of Fame until the Hall of Fame Governing Council decided he was too young to meet the "has stood the test of time" qualification.
Joe Cada Becomes Youngest World Series of Poker Main Event Champ History was made early Tuesday morning in Las Vegas as 21-year-old Joe Cada outlasted Darvin Moon in heads-up play to claim the 2009 World Series of Poker Main Event bracelet and more than $8.5 million.
Moon and Cada Heads-Up, Ivey 7th at WSOP Main Event Final Table After a marathon session at the most esteemed table in the poker world, a 21-year-old and a logger are set to go one-on-one for the World Series of Poker Main Event bracelet. |
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