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Bank Shot can stay in bars
Nebraska miscued in its attempt to sink Bank Shot, a video game played for $12,000 jackpots in bars across the state.
Nebraska Supreme Court rules for gaming company
The Nebraska Supreme Court issued a ruling Friday, Dec. 23, 2011, that state officials cannot ban the Bank Shot video games that started appearing in bars in 2008.
State takes bar game to high court
The Nebraska Attorney General's Office is taking its case against a barroom jackpot video game to the State Supreme Court, seeking to have the machines declared illegal.
BankShot 2 Changes
A list of changes made to BankShot to compy with the recent court ruling.
Bank Shot To Stay In Nebraska Bars
Distributers of Bank Shot said they made the changes necesarry to keep the gambling video game in bars.
Judge calls video game illegal gambling device
Changes are being made to a controversial video game called Bankshot after a Nebraska judge ruled that the current version of the game amounts to illegal gambling.
Video game in Nebraska illegal, but will be made legal
A judge has ruled the BankShot machines confiscated by the Nebraska State Patrol after they began popping up in bars last year are illegal as is.
Judge to decide if Bank Shot game is legal in Nebraska
A judge began hearing a case Monday in a fight over Bank Shot game machines confiscated by the Nebraska State Patrol after they started popping up in bars in the state last year.
Video game: Legal fun or gambling?
A lawsuit is headed to trial over whether a barroom video game called “Bank Shot” is legal amusement or an illegal form of gambling.