Your question is a bit misleading. Gambling is not legal on rivers in general. However, there are some states in the Midwest that have legalized gambling only on riverboats.
The reason for this is based on history. During the 19th century, many riverboats that traveled the major rivers of the Midwest had gambling on board. In order to get gambling legalized, proponents pointed to this historical fact to convince legislators or voters to approve gaming in various states.
Gambling online is legal in India.
The legal gambling age in Georgia is 18.
No, it is not legal.
To answer your question, yes online gambling is legal in Maryland. Online gambling is currently legal in every state with the exception of WA. There is no federal law against online gambling, and WA is the only state that has adopted a law against gambling online.
I think all online gambling are legal even at the Illinois. No one online gamblers are convicted in online gambling.
Betting websites are neither legal nor illegal since there is no mention of Online Gambling in the Public Gambling act of 1867.
I'll bet you it is.
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From a legal point of view these aren't considered as gambling in most countries; although, that depends on the what the law classifies as gambling where you live.
Online gambling is legal in the state of MD as there is no federal law or state law preventing anyone from gambling online. The state of WA is one of the only states in the United States with a state law against online gambling.
Unfortunately gambling is legal. As of Sept, 2009 there are at least 110 casinos in Oklahoma.That is roughly 1.5 per county.
Casino gambling is legal in MIssissippi.