January 10th, 2009
canron4peace asked: Specifically, do you think the laws would become more liberal or less liberal and why?
I asked this question in another category to see if the responses would be very different. Thanks All.
Veronica
Tags: Drugs, Gambling
Posted in Philosophy | 7 Comments »
January 10th, 2009
rabeatz asked: I’m 18 and I’m going on a trip to Reno in May. What are the gambling laws in Reno like? And how strongly are they enforced? If I wanted to use a slot machine or something would that be ok? I work at a restaurant and many customers think i’m 20-21.
By large amount - that means a jackpot? or $100? or what?
Carlos
Tags: Gambling Laws, Reno Gambling, Slot Machine
Posted in Gambling | 4 Comments »
January 9th, 2009
IAmYourDoG asked: Ive been trying to find updates on how congress is doing on what stage of the process they are doing. But all i am finding are reports that were of last year. Any of you guys know a site with updates on online gambling?
Francis
Tags: Congress, Online Gambling
Posted in Law & Ethics | 1 Comment »
January 7th, 2009
Sean F asked: Why do you have to be 18 to gamble but can buy lottery tickets at 16?
Jonathan
Tags: Gambling Laws, Lottery, Uk Gambling
Posted in Gambling | 3 Comments »
January 4th, 2009
Glenda P asked: should have been more specific
is it true there is a cap of 74000 on your losses even though u have a win/loss
form stating your losses far exceed your wins
the 140000.00 is annual income
given the recent inf i received from the irs
my win to loss has a cap because of this annual income i realize the loss has nothing to do with basic deductions however apparently the win/loss rule is not being applied not only that this recent inf from the irs is for the yr 05 w/penalties and interests applied all win/loss inf was given in 05 w/all proper tax forms so why now
Angela
Tags: Gambling Winnings, Tax Bracket, Wins
Posted in United States | 4 Comments »
December 4th, 2008
Love the hair! asked: Not that I gamble - buy why is the government restricting what’s on the internet.
I do agree on busting people for - ********** but, gambling?
Why should anyone care what anyone does on the internet?
Jesus
Tags: Gamble On Line, Gambling, People
Posted in Law & Ethics | 3 Comments »
November 30th, 2008
Kenny asked: In other words, say an internet forum owner who lives in Chesapeake, VA decides to take advertising money, from online gambling sites deemed illegal by the US Justice Dept.
Wouldn’t his profiting from those illegal gambling sites be breaking some federal laws?
It is illegal now for an offshore gambling site to do business with US residents. So, wouldn’t it also be illegal for a US resident to be profiting from the promotion of those illegal sites, to US citizens who post on his forum?
Jennifer
Tags: Citizens, Money Online, Us Justice Dept
Posted in Law & Ethics | 1 Comment »
November 30th, 2008
batman253 asked: Does anyone know if the internet gambling websites addressed the recent legislation pass by the House of Representatives to ban internet gambling?
What do think this will do to the industry?
Jamie
Tags: House Of Representatives, Internet Gambling, New Legislation
Posted in Gambling | 2 Comments »
November 24th, 2008
bsc_student_08 asked: What is your stance on any of these issues: Drug testing; Abortion; Affirmative action legislation; Animal experimentation; Animal rights; Bush administration; Capital punishment; Cloning; Church and state; Eugenics/Gene therapy; Euthanasia; Flag desecration; Freedom of information; Genetically-engineered food; Gun control; Global warming; Hunting; Legalized gambling; Media’s reporting of wars; the Middle East Crisis; Modern-day slavery; NASA funding; Prostitution; Stem cell research; Zero tolerance.
Jacob
Tags: Animal Rights, Gun Control, Nasa
Posted in Current Events | 8 Comments »
November 1st, 2008
Peanut asked: In A Wisconsin Bar, how old do you need to be to win poker? Also, how old do you need to be to win money?
Edit:
In Wisconsin you can legally be in a bar, and drink if you have a parent or gaurdian present.
Lucy
Tags: Money, Wisconsin Bar, Wisconsin Laws
Posted in Gambling | 2 Comments »
