Current Online Gambling News & Analysis 
J. Todd discusses the most current, up-to-the-minute issues that are affecting the online gambling industry. Plus, poker hand analysis with the Rounders Radio crew!

J Todd talks Poker and Politics! 
Get all the latest news from the world of online gambling, plus listen to J Todd talk poker strategy with the Rounders Radio hosts, Ace Jones, A Lake of Fire, and DC!

Here Comes Barney Frank! 
J Todd talks about the new Barney Frank bill to repeal the 2006 UIGEA, and if the bill will make any difference. Plus, how do the Republicans and Democrats stack up when it comes to online gaming? Also, one out of touch Illinois professor tries to tackle online gaming and J Todd's ticked!

J. Todd Leaves the FBI Speechless! 
In a retrospective show, J Todd takes us back to the very first Perspectives Weekly in 2006, and talks about how the UIGEA does NOT criminalize playing at online casinos. He backs this up with a phone call to the FBI in 2007, and testimony from Congressional hearings!

Carruthers goes the plea bargain route 
Get the scoop on a ton of online gaming issues, peppered with opinion and informed speculation, as we look at a variety of online gambling news and issues including the David Carruthers guilty plea.

PPA says it will fight for money seized from payment processors
Poker Players Alliance Executive Director John Pappas said that he will file an injunction if the Southern District of New York follows through on the seizure of $33 million of online poker players' funds from two payment processors.

Minnesota drops bid to block online gambling sites
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety Alcohol and Gaming Enforcement Division has dropped its efforts to get ISPs to block online gambling sites from Minnesota residents as part of a settlement agreement with iMEGA.

PPA declares victory in Minnesota
The state has dropped enforcement against ISPs that allow access to online poker and gambling.




Minnesota online gaming action: Notice of dismissal 
iMEGA voluntarily dismisses its lawsuit against the Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement Division (AGED) of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety after AGED agrees to reverse its decision to ask ISPs to block online gambling sites from Minnesota residents. This document also includes a copy of a letter sent to an ISP to that effect.

Online gambling legislation: Internet Gambling Regulation, Consumer Protection and Enforcement Act (Rep. Barney Frank) 
A bill designed to provide for the licensing of Internet gambling activities, provide consumer protections regarding Internet gambling and tax Internet gaming revenue.

Online gambling legislation: Internet Gambling Regulation and Tax Enforcement Act of 2009 (H.R 2268, Rep. Jim McDermott) 
A companion bill to Rep. Frank's legislation to license and regulate online gambling, this act would levy a 2% fee on all deposits that licensed online gambling operators would have to pay to the U.S. government.