eWalletXpress admits funds were seized by U.S.
On Monday, payment processor eWalletXpress finally admitted to its U.S. customers that federal authorities had seized their funds.

Nevada regulators ready to revisit online gambling
Nevada gaming regulators say the state would be ready if Sen. Harry Reid's attempt to legalize online poker succeeds.

PokerPAC announces 2010 U.S. Congress endorsements
The political action committee of the Poker Players Alliance has released the list of Congressional candidates it has endorsed for the 2010 mid-term elections.

Why PokerStars abandoned Washington, and why others will too
Last week, PokerStars announced that it would block residents of the state of Washington from its real-money games. Expect more online poker rooms to make the same move.

iMEGA contests DOJ in sports betting challenge
Attorneys for iMEGA are contesting a motion made by the U.S. Department of Justice that seeks to dismiss a challenge to federal sports gambling expansion.

Matt Affleck's latest bad beat: PokerStars cuts off Washington residents
Matt Affleck has had his share of bad beats in 2010, but a decision by PokerStars to bar Washington state residents from playing real-money games might be the worst.

PPA disappointed in Washington ruling
The Poker Players Alliance expressed disappointment with the Washington State Supreme Court’s decision upholding a state law that makes online poker a felony.

SportingBet to forfeit $33 million to feds
British Internet gambling company SportingBet has aggreed to $33 million to the United States government as part of a plea deal.

Washington Supreme Court rules against Betcha.com
The Washingon Supreme Court ruled in a unanimous decision that Betcha.com and its founder Nick Jenkins operated as an illegal bookmaker.

iGaming Business releases U.S. report on gambling
iGaming Business has released a comprehensive state-by-state legal and political report on the U.S. online gambling market.