I. Nelson Rose’s Columns and Blogs Blog Posts 2025 Regulator Drops Appeal in Prediction Market Case, a Suspicious Win for Donald, Jr. How Securities Trading Became Legally Not Gambling NJ to Allow Esport Competitors to Bet on Themselves Sheriff Carmine Marceno’s Finances: Gambling & Ethics Questions2024 Regulatory Challenges Facing Casino Bidders How to Not Get Arrested Legal Jeopardy in Sports Gambling: Insights from SERMAPod Casinos Dragged into Ohtani Sports Betting Scandal Pete Rose Wishes He Had a Translator Testifying in French Shohei Ohtani leaves unanswered questions after blaming his interpreter in gambling scandal Shohei Ohtani gambling scandal explained: Everything we know after Dodgers star breaks silence Is Shohei Ohtani Another Pete Rose? Dodgers Star May Be in Legal Trouble if he Paid Gambling Debt Does Wynn have a viable case against Fontainebleau? Baseball’s Betting Scandal: Is Shohei Ohtani in Jeopardy Tribes Win It All: California Gives Up Regulating Five Casinos My Look Back at 2023 Can Macao (Macau) Become Asia’s Las Vegas? Featured in the San Francisco Chronicle | Sports Gambling in California2023 What “Best Practices” Really Means Hiding an Elephant in a Mousehole 50 Shades of Black Markets Judge Rules Taking Bets from Black Markets No Big Deal Featured on NBC News | NFL suspends 5 players for alleged violations of gambling policy2022 Trapped in Macau What’s Next for California Sports Betting? Featured in CalMatters Article | Sports Betting in California California Tribes Would Get Sports Betting, If They Didn’t Hate Cardclubs So Much Macau’s Distressing New Casino Laws – Part I COVID Devastates Macau Casinos 2022, The Year Everything Changed in Macau Can Tribes Run Abortion Clinics? New York Court Changes Definition of Gambling Is a New York City Casino License Worth $1 Billion? Texas’ Poker Clubs Are in Trouble Macau’s Casinos Are About To Change Macau’s New Laws: Too Early to Celebrate2021 Works Recently Cited Gateway to Gaming (“G2G”) Interview China Has Plans for Macau New York’s Unforced Error New York’s Sports Betting Disaster Dept. of Interior to Review $470 Million Judgment Based on Law That Does Not Exist What in the World is a COAM? Will Tribal Sports Betting Mean Slot Machines in Seattle? MGM & Orix Submit US$9.1 Billion Bid for Osaka IR Dealers Who Count Cards2020 Preferential Shuffling Card Counting by Casinos Gambling Games of the Future2019 Where’s My Jetpack? The Future of Legal Gaming Selling Sliderules to Kids with Smart Phones Casino Countermeasures: Are Casinos Cheating?2018 Why Retaliatory Tariffs on Playing Cards? Spotlight: Professor I. Nelson Rose Speaking at the IMGL Autumn Conference Brooklyn Law Review Essay Cites I. Nelson Rose Collateral Damage from Trump’s Trade War with China Upcoming Appearances for I. Nelson Rose The Hastings COMM/ENT Law Journal Cites I. Nelson Rose Macau and LV: Collateral Damage from Trump’s Trade War with China The Supreme Court Changes Everything Supreme Court Oral Arguments in NJ Sportsbetting Case Analyzed House Passes Bill to End Union Organizing of Tribal Casinos Impact of a 1% Tax on Sports Betting States Grandfathered-in Under PASPA New Facebook Page & Twitter Account2017 The Most Important Case of this Century Will the Supreme Court Give Gambling Back to the States? Supreme Court Will Hear NJ Sports Betting Case Nevada Legalizes Parimutuel Betting on eSports The Coming Crash of the eSports Skins Market Measuring China’s Impact on Las Vegas Are Daily Fantasy Sports Legal? Will Trump Accidentally Destroy Las Vegas?2015 Day 6 Productions What Should Daily Fantasy Sports Do Now? End Game for Daily Fantasy Sports?2013 China’s Gambling Problem2012 Gaming Law in a Nutshell The Power of Television2010 Gambling and the Law® Columns 2024 Why Gaming Lawyers Are Important2021 Is Proxy Play Legal? As if They Were Doing Us a Favor2018 Can Corporate Banishment Save Las Vegas Sands?2017 Pennsylvania’s New Slot Law Gambling on the Ballot Californians Will Vote, Again, on Compacts Washington State Debates Level Playing Field, Again May Tribes Rake the Pot? Busted for Betting Online Florida Raises Poker Stakes (A Little) Is It A Crime To Play Poker On-line Switching Sides MasterCard Wins Hollow Victory Slot Machines And Lotteries Win Election The World’s Only Gambling Court Caution – Bingo May Be Hazardous To Your Health The Name Game If Betting Is Not A Crime Is It Legal? Dealing With Card-Counters Gov. Davis Legalizes Gambling, Again California Bill Would Have Brought Back Prohibition Anti-Sports Betting Law Is There A Law Against Gambling On The Internet? Who Owns Tokens Left In Slot Machine Trays, Or How To Turn 5¢ Into A Fortune – By Suing The Casino Casinos On Cruse Ships, Why Not On Airplanes? When Social Engineering Is A Disaster Keep Out Legal Gambling New York “Anti’s” Blow It What IGRA Left Out Internet Gaming: U.S. Beats Antigua in WTO The Threat of Reservation Shopping Poker Tournaments in Bars, Clubs, Online … Everywhere Casinos As Debt Collectors When Tribes Buy Racinos Legal Gambling Wins Again at the Polls In California the Fight Will Continue Are New York’s Slots And VLTs Constitutional? Pennsylvania’s New Slot Law Casinos Coming To Asia Wisconsin’s Compacts – Bad Law And Politics Can Players Take Advantage of Mistakes? Supreme Court Tries To End Tribes’ Sovereign Immunity Self-Delusion From The Anti’s Silly Suits Technically Not Slot Machines Withdrawing Applications Gambling Law: States Win Again Casinos Stuck Under New Anti-Terrorism Laws Compulsive Gamblers Lose Again, In Court The Bizarre Law of Dealer Schools Why Visa Is Dropping Online Gambling Gambling Wins Again At The Polls — Part II Gambling Wins Again At The Polls — Part I Nothing Is Certain Except Death And More Taxes Is It Bingo, Or A Slot Machine? Court Upholds Casinos’ Right To Unreasonably Exclude Re-raising Arizona Politics and the Law of Gambling California Legalizes Internet Gambling Don’t Tug On Superman’s Cape Nevada Legalizes Internet Gambling – Maybe Why Disney Won’t Take Bets From Vermont In Nevada, It’s Pay Your Markers Or Go To Jail Busted For Betting Online? Court Rules Internet Gambling Is Not Illegal State Can Bar Some Adults From Gambling Nevada A.G. Finds Free Internet Gambling Is Still Gambling Who Won the 2000 Election? John Roberts, The Supreme Court, And Me Governments Join War Against Card Counters When Is Poker Legal? Playing Internet Poker Celebrity Poker and Taxes No More Floating Poker Games in Mississippi Some Adults Are Not Allowed To Bet Legal Technicalities And Creativity In Florida Florida Should Listen To The Experts Washington State Makes It A Felony To Play Poker Online What Washington’s New Felony Poker Law Means To You Will Congress Cripple Internet Poker? What Congress Should Do About Internet Poker Will You Be Arrested For Playing Poker Online? Operators Risk Arrest For Online Poker Internet Poker Gets Lucky Break Lawyers’ Poker The New Anti-Internet Gaming Law Internet Poker Folds A Winning Hand Prohibition 2.0 The Green Felt Revolution Legal Poker Under Prohibition 2.0 A Surge In The War (Of Intimidation) Is It Safe To Play Poker Online? NETeller, You and the Feds The U.S. Gets An “F” From The WTO The Fight In California Over New Compacts What Hath Poker Wrought? Ignoring The Law To Settle A Fight World Series Proves Poker Game Of Skill All Hat And No Cattle Poker Tournaments in Bars — The New Prohibition? Slot Player Held to be Professional Gambler Europe Decisions Don’t Open Doors to U.S. Players Court Rules Tribal Casino is Merely a Casino Poker Tournaments And Taxes How Much Is NOT Having Internet Gambling Worth? A Barry Keene Law My Bad: No Withholding Taxes On Tourneys What The Proposed UIGEA Regs Mean For Poker Players Indian Gaming Compacts, Elections and Bureaucrats – Oh My! A Modest Proposal – Is poker a game of skill? Legal Gambling: Regulators, Legislators and Courts Taxes On Poker Tourneys Under $5,000 Bingo And The Presidential Race Internet Gambling And The Presidential Race The Casino of the Immediate Future Lottery: Don’t Finish This Book How to Handle Slot-Walkers Almost the Law Prosecutors Claim Internet Gaming Ads Violate Local Laws Victim of Its Own Success Casinos As Spies for the Federal Government Cuba Will Have Casinos, Again Do Parents Have a Duty to Keep Their Kids Out of Casinos? Making Poker Legal as a Public Service In Defense of Lobbyists Commission Slings Mud, folds Tent There Really is a Free Meal Compulsive Gambler Just Can’t Win America Boldly Outlaws (and Quietly Legalizes) Internet Gambling Can You be Sued, If a Casino Pays You Too Much? Is It A Crime To Give A Casino A Bum Marker? Making Your Web Site Too Good Can Get You Into Trouble Attempted Robbery By Lawsuit The Major Internet Gambling Case That Isn’t Legal Gambling: Looking Back, And Forward M&As – Why So Many, Why Now? The Ten Most Important Events in Gaming Law But – Is It Gambling? U.S. Blows Off W.T.O. Deadline It’s Not Just About Voting National Indian Gaming Commission Cannot Regulate Class III Gaming Suicide is Never Painless, But Who’s to Blame? Court Approves Racino’s Non-Slot Machines The Myth of the Level Playing Field The National Gambling Impact Study Commission Making a Full Casino Out of Video Games Prosecutors Claim Internet Gaming Ads Violate Local Laws Nevada Supreme Court Orders Casino To Pay Card Counter Bingo — Without B, I, N, G or O A $5,000,000 Camel Almost The Law Can Casinos Now Advertise in New York & California? Poker Tournaments In Bars — The New Prohibition? Slot Player Held To Be Professional Gambler, Can Deduct Losses Defining Slots-For-Tots Tribes Given Chance To Open Class II Casinos Internet Gaming Law Gets Weird Congress Close To Devastating Internet Gambling Go Directly To Jail Congress Makes Sausages The Real-World Impact Of The New Internet Gambling Act The Politics Of Prohibition Loopholes Legal Gambling: Going Private Court Rules Tribal Casino Is Merely A Casino News From Europe: The Beginning Of The End For The UIGEA? From Bad To Much Worse In The W.T.O. Regulators, Legislators And Courts The Casino of the Immediate Future Should Antigua Sue China? Reporting Big Winners To The IRS Regulators Punt On Internet Gaming No One Likes The Proposed UIGEA Regs Proving Poker is a Game of Skill What Asia can Learn from Las Vegas, and Vice Versa An Attempt To Gut The UIGEA Foreign Operators Don’t Have To Pay U.S. Wagering Taxes How To Win A Video Poker Jackpot – By Suing The Casino Minimum Age To Bet On The Internet Not Your Grandmother’s Bingo Victim of Its Own Success How To Handle Slot-Walkers Jackpot for a Casino Thanks to Great Lawyering Pathological Poker Billion Dollar Easy Cases What Is Poker? Enforcing a Stupid Law Another “What Is Poker” Case More Pathological Poker It Was Twenty Years Ago Which Way Asia? Gambling Law: Read Those T&Cs Suing an Out-Of-State Casino in Your Home State The Final UIGEA Regs Should Help Land-Based Casinos The New UIGEA Regs Are Good For Business New Internet Gaming Regulations — Part I, II The Impact of a Depression on Legal Gambling Pennsylvania Court Rules Poker Is a Game of Skill Second Court Rules Poker is a Game of Skill Making and Unmaking Laws in Court Winning With T&Cs Betcha.com Wins Big, for the Moment Of Course It’s A Depression Loan Called for Playing Poker Calling A $200 Million Bluff Compulsive Gambler Just Can’t Win PartyPoker Bets $105 Million on Return to U.S. Gaming Education in Asia Internet Gaming Coming Back to the U.S.? Internet Gaming Bill Written For Nevada Casinos DoJ Goes All-In with a Very Weak Hand Casinos as Absolute Insurers Going All-In With A Very Weak Hand Senator Robert Menendez versus Representative Barney Frank Menendez’s Internet Poker Bill The New i-Poker Bill – PartS I & II Can Everyone Win In Florida? Indian Casino Bonds — a House of Cards? Poker Player Wins 10% of Casinos E.U. Member States Have Only Two Choices Trial in Gibraltar or Jail in Ohio Regulating Players Death Penalty For Underachieving The Impact of the Great Recession Macau Junkets Trouble Nevada How Far Should We Go in Protecting Players from Themselves? Kentucky Sues to Recover Poker Losses California’s Internet Poker Bill California Breakthrough What is a VLT? What Happens in Vegas… Is Reported to the IRS Change Indian Gaming Can Believe In Kentucky Sues to Recover Poker Losses How to Win $23.1 Million by Folding Cuba Will Have Casinos, Again Compulsive Gambler Just Can’t Win “Blackjack And The Law” Wins Case for Casino Legal Gambling Wins Historic Election Only the Difference Between Winning and Losing Voting For and Against Gambling The Growing Third Wave of Legal Gambling Be Afraid! Be Very Afraid! The Importance of Gaming Lawyers Betting on New Jersey Land-based to Online Sweden Gets It Mostly Right Amnesty for Internet Poker Sites? Full Tilt Was Not a Ponzi Scheme Unnecessary Delay for California Online Poker Lies the FBI Tells Why Full Tilt Lost Its License China’s Gambling Problem Are Daily Fantasy Sports Legal? New York Legalizes Fantasy Sports2010 Internet Gaming Law Blackjack and the Law Gambling and the Law®1996 New Jersey’s Credit Card Mistake Articles 2017 California Supreme Court Opinion Invalidating Prop. 5 Pivotal Dates The Law of Internet Gambling Betting on Beanie Babies Don’t Blame the Judges 100% Legal Gambling on the Internet The Future Legal Landscape for Internet Gambling The Explosive but Sporadic Growth of Gambling in Asia The Third Wave of Legal Gambling Of Course It’s A Depression Implementation of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act Latin America and Europe The Politics Behind the U.S. Internet Gaming Bills Indian Gaming Law Update 2009 Cross-Border Betting: International Agreement on Protecting Local Residents Legal Gambling, Tribes and the Courts The New UIGEA Regulations: Opportunities for Operators Of Course It Was a Depression Prohibition 2.0: The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 Analyzed What Happens in Vegas . . . 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