I. Nelson Rose

Mr. I. Nelson Rose

Distinguished Senior Professor, WHITTIER COLLEGE


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Council Member Biography

I. Nelson Rose is Distinguished Senior Professor at Whittier Law School and Visiting Professor at the University of Macau. Professor Rose is an internationally known scholar and public speaker and is recognized as an authority on national and international gaming law, including casinos, lotteries, racetracks, bingo and Internet gambling. He often acts as a Consultant and expert witness, testifying in administrative, civil, and criminal cases. His clients include investment banks, major law firms, international corporations, licensed operators, including the largest internet and land-based gaming companies, local, state and national governments, including Arizona, California, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, Texas, the provinces of Ontario and Quebec and the federal governments of the US, Canada and Mexico. He created the first law school class on gaming law, and has taught the FBI and at universities in Nevada, Slovenia, France, Spain and China. (This is me - Update Profile)


Employment History

1983 - Unspecified
Distinguished Senior Professor, WHITTIER COLLEGE

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Poker Indictments - Winners and Losers

April 28, 2011

The indictment of the three biggest online poker operators has already created winners and losers. Media companies like ESPN, were hurt. But there is growing interest in legal alternatives, like PurePlay.com and Atlantis Internet Group (ATIG). Poker sites that don't take bets from the U.S., like Playtech and Bwin.party have seen a surge of players. But landbased operators have seen increases too small to be important for MGM, Las Vegas Sands Corp., Wynn Resorts and Penn National Gaming.

Amnesty for Internet Gambling Companies?

March 28, 2011

Good news for Internet gambling operators: Nevada approved Caesars Entertainment-888 partnership. So others, like Party Gaming - Bwin, can come back. But Wynn Resorts announced it will work with PokerStars. Sites taking US bets have better name recognition. MGM, Las Vegas Sands Corp., Lakes Entertainment and Penn National Gaming are preoccupied. But Peninsula Gaming, Foxwoods - Goodson Gaming, Cake Poker - Atlantis , and Scientific Games - Playtech (Sciplay) are getting ready to jump in.

Nevada Board Approves Caesars-888 Deal

March 16, 2011

The Nevada Gaming Control Board has approved a partnership between Caesars Entertainment and 888 Holdings. This does not mean that true Internet gambling is coming to Nevada, at least not yet. But the approval means casino regulators have accepted an operator that used to take bets from the U.S. It also points to which states and companies will win the race to be America’s first licensed online poker operators: Caesars or PartyGaming - bwin Interactive Entertainment.

Gov. Christie Vetoes N.J. Internet Gambling

March 14, 2011

Governor Chris Christie gave legitimate reasons for vetoing the intrastate Internet gaming bill. But the real reason was political. As a Republican, Christie has to both balance the budget and be socially conservative. So he will help put it on the ballot. If NJ voters approve, it's not his fault. And the real winners will be the licensed casinos of Atlantic City, which desperately need ways to compete and expand their business.

UIGEA Regs will take effect June 1st

March 30, 2010

Banks and other payment processors were originally given until December 1, 2009, to implement regulations under the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act. Congressional leaders asked for a one year delay; they got six months. Reid and Geithner have given into political extortion from Sen. Jon Kyl, pledging no further delays. The good news is that this is only going to cost banks a lot of money. The regulations don’t actually do anything, except make work for gaming lawyers.

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Webcast: Legalizing Gaming - Federal and State Initiatives (11:30 AM EDT/8:30 AM PDT)

10/29/2010