Massachusetts: Gambling bill passes House vote

19 Sep 2011

MASSACHUSETTS -- A poker amendment that would allow for 5 internet poker companies has passed a House Vote in a casino-gambling bill, according to a Medfield Patch report.

The proposed amendment by State Rep. Daniel Winslow is intended to boost high-tech employment possibilities, the report noted.

Next the bill must move to the Senate, the Medfield Patch reported.

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	Massachusetts: Gambling bill passes House vote 19 Sep 2011 MASSACHUSETTS -- A poker amendment that would allow for 5 internet poker companies has passed a House Vote in a casino-gambling bill, according to a Medfield Patch report. The proposed amendment by State Rep. Daniel Winslow is intended to boost high-tech employment possibilities, the report noted. Next the bill must move to the Senate, the Medfield Patch reported.

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