[DC] Selected Coverage: S.1597 Internet Skill Games Regulation

Contact Congress



Bill Details

Bill Summary: S.1597 Internet Skill Games Regulation

Text: S.1597 Internet Skill Games Regulation

Thomas Library of Congress: S.1597 Internet Skill Games Regulation

Video


Menendez Introduces Internet Skill Games Regulation




WASHINGTON, DC. (August 6, 2009) –The Poker Players Alliance (PPA), the leading poker grassroots advocacy group with more than one million members nationwide, today commended Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ) for introducing the Internet Poker and Games of Skill Regulation, Consumer Protection, and Enforcement Act. The legislation establishes the needed licensing and regulatory framework for the United States to protect consumers by exercising appropriate control and oversight over Internet poker and other games of skill.

“Through our efforts on Capitol Hill during National Poker Week, the tides are turning and support for licensing and regulating Internet poker versus infringing on Internet freedom is growing,” said PPA Chairman and former Senator Alfonse D’Amato. “The PPA is pleased that Senator Menendez chose to introduce his bill to license and regulate Internet poker and include additional consumer protections. His continued support for protecting the Internet freedoms of poker players specifically, and Americans generally, is greatly appreciated.”


Talking Points

Talking Points for S.1597

Press Releases

[DC] Menendez Introduces Legislation To Regulate Online Poker And Games Of Skill (08/06/09)

[DC] PPA Applauds Introduction of Senate Bill to License and Regulate Internet Poker (08/06/09)

Latest News

Google News