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The state's two federally recognized Indian tribes warned legislators on Thursday that unregulated online gambling is already happening in Connecticut, despite the state not having legalized Internet wagering.

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CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire gambling proponents are doubling down in an effort to avoid potentially losing revenue to Massachusetts.

WASHINGTON -- The nation's capital appeared to solve its budget problems in 2010 when it raced to become the first jurisdiction in the United States to legalize and regulate online gambling. With millions of Americans, and hundreds of millions of foreign players, all waiting for a legitimate and legal online gambling outlet in the United States, Washington D.C. could have reaped a fortune in tax ...

Experts on problem gambling are warning state lawmakers that if the state expands into online gambling, more problems can be expected.

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Illegal online gambling is an estimated $30-billion dollar business worldwide. Now, lawmakers in cash-strapped Calif. want to legalize games, such as online poker, to get a piece of that pie and they could do it this year. "The issue isn't should people bet online. It's happening already," said Democratic Senator Lou Correa of Anaheim. He has a bill to make online poker legal in California ...

The state's two federally recognized Indian tribes warned legislators on Thursday that unregulated online gambling is already happening in Connecticut, despite the state not having legalized Internet wagering.

HARTFORD -- Senate Minority Leader John McKinney disagrees with the governor over the inevitability of online gambling in Connecticut.