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H.R.2266 Reasonable Prudence in Regulation Act, 111th Congress

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  • Latest Action: Dec 03, 2009 Committee Hearings Held.

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  • 89% of users support H.R.2266

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    • On June 15, 2009, by NateDaniels - Hopefully, 2267 will pass. But in the mean time, we should proceed slowly so their is time for discussion on the matter. Even republican hardliners must grudgingly admit that the UIGEA never passed on its own merit. If there is any shred of morality left among those that endorsed the UIGEA on moral grounds, then allowing the free and open discussion on where we head with this should be accepted.

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      As noted by NateDaniels, a user on OpenCongress.org, on June 15, 2009, "Hopefully, 2267 will pass. But in the mean time, we should proceed slowly so their is time for discussion on the matter. Even republican hardliners must grudgingly admit that the UIGEA never passed on its own merit. If there is any shred of morality left among those that endorsed the UIGEA on moral grounds, then allowing the free and open discussion on where we head with this should be accepted."

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    • Online Gambling Regulation in Usa And Thereafter - Casino Blackjack - December 31, 2010 by Casino Blackjack - Frank has proposed two ideas, namely, HR 2267 (Internet Gambling Regulation, Consumer Protection, and Enforcement Act) and HR 2266 (the Reasonable Prudence in Regulation Act). Both these are highly pertaining to the current situation ...

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      As noted by Casino Blackjack on December 31, 2010, "Frank has proposed two ideas, namely, HR 2267 (Internet Gambling Regulation, Consumer Protection, and Enforcement Act) and HR 2266 (the Reasonable Prudence in Regulation Act). Both these are highly pertaining to the current situation ..." (http://www.casinoblackjack.biz/2011/01/01/online-gambling-regulation-in-usa-and-thereafter/)
    • Gambling Law Expert Nelson Rose Comments on Online Poker Seizure - December 30, 2010 by Poker News - Frank also introduced the Reasonable Prudence in Regulation Act (HR 2266) on the same day, which would delay the regulations of the UIGEA from being enforced until December 1st, 2010. Another possibility is that the Southern District ...

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      As noted by Poker News on December 30, 2010, "Frank also introduced the Reasonable Prudence in Regulation Act (HR 2266) on the same day, which would delay the regulations of the UIGEA from being enforced until December 1st, 2010. Another possibility is that the Southern District ..." (http://www.betpokernews.com/gambling-law-expert-nelson-rose-comments-on-online-poker-seizure-3230/)
    • Online Gambling Regulation in Usa And Thereafter — Blackjack Casinos - December 30, 2010 by Blackjack Casinos - Frank has proposed two ideas, namely, HR 2267 (Internet Gambling Regulation, Consumer Protection, and Enforcement Act) and HR 2266 (the Reasonable Prudence in Regulation Act). Both these are highly pertaining to the current situation ...

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      As noted by Blackjack Casinos on December 30, 2010, "Frank has proposed two ideas, namely, HR 2267 (Internet Gambling Regulation, Consumer Protection, and Enforcement Act) and HR 2266 (the Reasonable Prudence in Regulation Act). Both these are highly pertaining to the current situation ..." (http://www.blackjackcasinos.ws/2010/12/31/online-gambling-regulation-in-usa-and-thereafter/)

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