California card rooms sue over new regulations, claiming that blacklisting and other game bans will cause half of their business to be lost.

Recently, a group of card room operators in California have joined forces to take legal action to prevent a new gambling regulation that will take effect on April 1. The California Gaming Association, composed of several card rooms, has applied for a preliminary injunction at the San Francisco Super

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