Gambling News
No Odds on Christine O’Donnell Yet: Jerry Brown Big Favorite to Win California
Australian Gambling, Sports And Entertainment News Update – October 8, 2010
US Rep. John Tierney Wife Charged in Online Gambling Fraud Case
Parker Spitzer Ratings Bomb: Online Gambling Industry No Pity
Candidates Talk Alabama Bingo Indictments With WTOK, AL.com
Online Affiliate Programs Pyramid Schemes Affect Casino Affiliates
Guy W. Farmer: Internet Gambling: A Bad Bet for Nevada
I was surprised to learn that Congress is considering a bill that would legalize gambling on Internet poker. I think it's a terrible idea, and I'll tell you why.
Montreal Mafia Sports Betting Ring Guilty Pleas
10 men have plead guilty in a Montreal mafia sports betting case Friday. They will face sentencing in January.
PokerStars Pulls Out of Washington State, Sportingbet Won’t Do France
Two online gambling firms in the news a lot last week, PokerStars and Sportingbet, announced they are pulling out of or otherewise not returning to certain markets.
A Focus On Division Futures
The various teams have their loyal followers even when times are tough. But when things are good, the “capture” potential becomes even greater.
Poker Players Fear New International Electronic Funds Transfer Policy Proposal
Backed by Reid, Lesniak Hits Back at Harrah's
State Sen. Ray Lesniak (D-Elizabeth) sent out an email blast today declaring victory in his standoff with Harrah's.
"Harrah's, despite its huge campaign contributions to the Republican Governor's Association and hiring of Governor Christie's campaign manager Michael DuHaime, has run out of luck," Lesniak declared. "Its effort to legalize Internet gaming at the federal level and prevent states from taxing its revenues has been declared dead by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.
