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POKER DOMAINS IN JEOPARDY AS KENTUCKY SUPREME COURT REVERSES CT. OF APPEALS ? GAMBLING DOMAINS DID NOT HAVE STANDING TO FILE WRIT

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      OnThursday March 18, 2010 , the Kentucky Supreme Court ruled that iMEGA and the Interactive Gaming Council had no standing to file a writ of prohibition that stopped the state of Kentucky from seizing control of several well-known poker domains, including sites associated with PokerStars, Full Tilt, DoylesRoom, Bodog, Absolute Poker, UltimateBet, and Cake Poker. Therefore, [...]

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