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Judge blocks California rules targeting blackjack-style games at cardrooms
San Jose, California, avoided a potential multimillion-dollar budget hit last week after a San Francisco judge struck down new state regulations that would have strictly limited blackjack-style games at cardrooms across California. Superior Court...
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Palo Alto Online
· Jul 6, 2026
Judge rejects California tribes’ latest attempt to kill blackjack at cardrooms
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. California’s dozens of private gambling halls can continue offering blackjack and other table games after a San Francisco judge ruled last week that Attorney General Rob Bonta overstepped when he tried to ban them. San Francisco Superior Court Judge Richard Darwin ruled that []
Eunews
· Jul 2, 2026
Ban on broadcasting Russia Today: the EU Court clarifies that it also applies to free websites
The judges clarify that the concept of an operator subject to the ban includes anyone who makes prohibited content available, regardless of whether it is for profit, the scope or duration of the broadcast
Los Angeles Times
· Jul 9, 2026
L.A. cardrooms applaud court ruling to allow blackjack
A San Francisco Superior Court judge struck down regulations that would ban cardrooms from offering blackjack in California.
SB Nation
· Jul 9, 2026
Butterfly Effect: Carter Bryant takes the court in Vegas
It’s Las Vegas time, there’s a new Pop in the WNBA, and more!
KTLA 5
· Jul 2, 2026
California State Parks just changed campsite reservation rules
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Off The Press
· Jun 26, 2026
Chicago video gambling hearing abruptly ends in disarray of competing interests
public meeting Wednesday on the state of legal gambling in Chicago was brought to an abrupt close by aldermen looking to prevent a ban on video gambling terminals (VGT) in the city. Aldermen sitting on the Committee on Workforce and Development were scheduled to question a variety of parties with interests in the potential ban, []...Click to read more
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Related coverage for "Judge blocks California rules targeting blackjack-style games at cardrooms": Palo Alto Online — Judge rejects California tribes’ latest attempt to kill blackjack at cardrooms. Eunews — Ban on broadcasting Russia Today: the EU Court clarifies that it also applies to free websites. Los Angeles Times — L.A. cardrooms applaud court ruling to allow blackjack. SB Nation — Butterfly Effect: Carter Bryant takes the court in Vegas. KTLA 5 — California State Parks just changed campsite reservation rules. Off The Press — Chicago video gambling hearing abruptly ends in disarray of competing interests