Gambling Internet Resource Guide
Federal and regional gaming information sites, from the University of Memphis.
Internet Gambling Licensing and Regulation Commission Act
US House bill by John Conyers (D-MI) to establish an Internet gambling commission.
Internet Gambling Enforcement Act
US House bill by James Leach (R-IA) to prohibit funding of Internet gambling accounts via bank instruments.
Gambling on the Internet
Explores the political and social implications of the emerging online gambling industry and the ability of the existing legal framework to halt the industry's development.
Gaming Studies Research Center
Extensive gambling resources from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
Casinos in Maine: Worth the Gamble?
Ongoing, in-depth feature from Maine Today.
In re: MasterCard Decision
US Court of Appeals ruling that the Wire Act does not prohibit online casino wagering.
The Online Gambling Bill Debate: Prohibition vs. Regulation?
Addresses the question of prohibition vs. regulation regarding online gambling.
Gambling Law US
Examination and explanation of United States gambling laws at the state and federal levels.
The Future Legal Landscape for Internet Gambling
Leading gambling authority Professor I. Nelson Rose examines the legalities of gambling online.
Internet Gambling
The Government Accounting Office's overview of the issues. PDF file.
North American Association of State and Provincial Lotteries
Contains facts and figures, lottery history, events listings and gambling studies resources.
Frontline: Easy Money
Interviews and articles from both sides of the debate, as well as a timeline, statistics and look at gambling odds.
New Deal - Rise of Indian Gaming
Reno Gazette-Journal article series examines California Indian gaming from the Nevada perspective.
Gambling Online - Is it Legal?
Sixty percent of Internet gambling is done by Americans. The US government is trying to stop it, but can they?
Institute for the Study of Gambling and Commercial Gaming
Academic resources on the impact of gambling both on individuals and in the wider society.
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