By JOSH KOSMAN
Americans appear closer than ever to being able to gamble online -- as a bill aimed at legalizing Internet casino gaming could find its way before Congress by the end of the year, people close to the matter tell The Post.
The confidence over the federal legalization of online poker and other games comes as momentum in Washington builds behind the effort.
?I think there is becoming a feeling in Congress that this is something that needs to be regulated and be done,? a source close to the discussions said. ?I believe there is a possibility a bill will pass towards the end of the year.?
?The only question is how it is structured,? according to Roger Gross, the publisher of Global Gaming Business magazine.
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