The Nevada Gaming Commission has recently signed offon South Point Casino's plan to open its own poker Web site. Nevadans can now play poker online but the big money will be when the casinos can take their sites national and international. The one big obstacle to that? Congress is still refusing to legalize online gambling of any kind. So what is the future of Nevada's online gambling industry? And can it be a major part of reviving the economy and building an IT capacity in the state's economy?
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Lawrence Vaughn, COO, South Point Poker
John Connolly, VP of Business Development, Bally Technologies Inc.
Lou Castle, Chief Strategy Officer, ShuffleMaster Inc.
A.J. "Bud" Hicks, attorney, McDonald Carano Wilson
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AP: GOP platform urges ban on online gambling
