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Poker Sh** Faced: Poker Player Gets Served 42 Beers In One Session

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Odds Offered On The First Celebrity Couple To Marry In 2011

The online gambling website BetUS.com has made Abbey Clancy and Peter Crouch one of the favorite celebrity couples to marry first in 2011.

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EU Launches Probe Into Denmark Tax

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Australian Pokie Players To Be Fingerprinted!

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Wikileaks: Aussie Protests In Streets; May Riot?

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Bookmaker Released Odds on Miley Cyrus Bong Smoking Video

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Bookmaker Mazhar Majeed Served With Legal Notice

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Australian NRL Footy Star Brad Murray Recorded Placing Bet

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Porn, Gambling Scandal Rocks Australia’s New South Wales Parliament

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Daniel Negreanu Losing It: Poker Pro Tweets About Shaving His Privates

In a story that is shocking the world, Canadian poker pro Daniel Negreanu has shaved his private parts (also known as pubic hairs). 

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Lucky Chances Casino Sues to Keep Fight Videos Off YouTube

A Colma, California card room, Lucky Chances Casino, has filed suit to keep casino fight videos off of YouTube.

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Betfair Accused of Robbing Hundreds of People Through “Happy Hour” Promo

The largest betting exchange in Europe, Betfair, has been accused of “robbing” players during a recent online casino “Happy Hour” promotion.

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IMG Worldwide Chairman Gambled on College Sports While Representing Coaches

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Crown Casino Hammered: 24-Hour Gambling Binges, Machine Urination Alleged

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Pakistan Cricket Players Named In Spot-Fixing Scandal

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Poker World Needs To Consider Its Image: Hits Another Low

Poker last week showed once again why, despite its popularity, it's still regarded by many as an activity that's less than seemly.

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Casino Cheat Gang In Court

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Crown Casino Accused of Allowing Desperate Gamblers to Urinate on Machines

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Shane Warne, Tiger Woods Sex Scandals Center Stage at Aussie Casino

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Roger Federer Speaks Out Regarding Gambling Scandal

Roger Federer is now talking in regard to a gambling scandal that threatened to rock the world of tennis.

Federer said on Tuesday that he had requested a detailed explanation from Ted Forstmann, the head of his management company IMG, after a lawsuit was filed claiming Forstmann had increased a bet on the 2007 French Open based on information provided to him by Federer.

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Online Gambling Up Among College Age Men

A recent survey has found that college age men are gambling more than ever before online.

The survey was conducted by the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania and it revealed that 16 percent of college age males gambled online in 2010 compared to 4.4 percent in 2008.  

400,000 males in college ranging from age 18 to 22 gambled at least once a week on the Internet, and there were over 1.7 million who gambled at least once a month.

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Lil Wayne Banned From Wynn Las Vegas

 

Recording artist Lil Wayne has been banned from the Wynn in Las Vegas according to TMZ.com. 

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Charlie Sheen Scandal Odds Posted At BetUS.com

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Blanca Games Responds to Liquidator Statement in UB.com Purchase

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Australians Comms Minister To Force Big Brother Internet Connection

 

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Entertainment Betting Odds Recap: Juan Williams Axing Odds

 

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Brett Favre Sexting Conspiracies Exposed

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Paddy Power Poker Chip Stack Makes Guinness World Record Book

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Ted Forstmann Not An Agent To Tiger Woods or Roger Federer Says Rep

The firm representing Ted Forstmann has advised Gambling911.com that he does not act as an agent for either Tiger Woods or Roger Federer. 

Previous reports have pointed out that Forstmann is named in a lawsuit that alleges improprieties stemming from “insider gambling tips” provided be Federer.  Forstmann had been characterized as “an agent to both sports figures” in the press.

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