**UPDATE: The Dark Horse In The Jersey Online Race article appears to be no longer available.
However, the full article can still be read on Google Cache: Cached Version of A Dark Horse in the Jersey Online Race by allinmag.com
Pala Interactive LLC is Pala's Online Casino arm. While online gaming and online poker is still illegal in California other States like New Jersey have begun lifting the ban on some forms of online gaming.
I came across this article recently titled A DARK HORSE IN THE JERSEY ONLINE RACE by allinmag.com which states the following:
"Who is Pala Interactive? It’s an online arm of Pala Casino, located in Northern San Diego County in California, owned and operated by the Pala Band of Mission Indians since it opened its doors in 2001. The Pala Band of Mission Indians are known to be a driving force trying to pass online gaming legislation in California, and word has come out that Pala Interactive has obtained a transactional waiver to operate in New Jersey. That news made Pala one of the more constant talking points of the recent G2E convention in Las Vegas, generating buzz as a dark horse on the Jersey landscape."
Also:
"Also, it’s rumored that Pala Interactive has its own poker technology, as compared to many of the online companies that have a partner on that front and have to share their revenues as a result. And the accompanying rumor is that Pala has already invested nine figures—more than $100,000,000—into this venture, which would seem to indicate they’re in it for the long haul." (emph. added)
You can read the full article HERE
UPDATE: The Dark Horse In The Jersey Online Race article appears to be no longer available.
However, the full article can still be read on Google Cache: Cached Version of A Dark Horse in the Jersey Online Race by allinmag.com
Monday, April 14, 2014
Saturday, April 12, 2014
Denied Members of San Pasqual Plan Protest Tomorrow
UT San Diego - Tribe's enrollment dispute sparks protest
By Edward Sifuentes APRIL 10, 2014
NORTH COUNTY — More than 100 people who say they’ve unfairly been denied membership in the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians are planning a protest Sunday on the Valley Center reservation, challenging the tribe’s enrollment policies.
The group will be joined by some San Pasqual members who support their claim and are pushing back against the tribe’s chairman, Allen Lawson, claiming he’s not a true San Pasqual descendant.
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Many in the group plan to gather about 9:30 a.m. Sunday at the intersection of Canal Road and North Lake Wohlford Road for a short march to the tribal hall, where they will protest outside during the tribal council’s quarterly meeting.
Read More Here - UT San Diego - Tribe's enrollment dispute sparks protest
By Edward Sifuentes APRIL 10, 2014
NORTH COUNTY — More than 100 people who say they’ve unfairly been denied membership in the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians are planning a protest Sunday on the Valley Center reservation, challenging the tribe’s enrollment policies.
The group will be joined by some San Pasqual members who support their claim and are pushing back against the tribe’s chairman, Allen Lawson, claiming he’s not a true San Pasqual descendant.
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Many in the group plan to gather about 9:30 a.m. Sunday at the intersection of Canal Road and North Lake Wohlford Road for a short march to the tribal hall, where they will protest outside during the tribal council’s quarterly meeting.
Read More Here - UT San Diego - Tribe's enrollment dispute sparks protest
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