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Lou Loses it at CAP Online Gambling Affiliate Event
Eyewitnesses claim that Casino Affiliate Programs (CAP) co-organizer, Lou Fabiano, approached the head of APCW, J.
Poker Mayhem in London as Affiliates Involved in Brawl
The award-winning Novotel London West in Hammersmith, West London, was the scene of a massive brawl late Friday involving members of two different online poker affiliate groups. Police were cal
Breaking News: Fight Breaks Out at CAP London
A brawl involving organizers of Casino Affiliate Programs (CAP) and the Gambling Portal Webmasters Association has broken out in the London hotel where a CAP affiliate event was taking place.
Hundreds of Super Bowl Betting Props Help Boost Revenue
Super Bowl betting props have become just as popular as betting the actual outcome of the game, and betED.com has recognized that by offering an unprecedented number and variety of props for Super
Recession Hitting the Poker World? Tom Dwan Durr Broke
The other day AintLuck.com reported on Todd Brunson, son of the poker legend, Doyle Brunson, running into some finan
Super Bowl Betting, Online Poker Illegal in Washington State
It's that time of year again when everyone will be betting on the Super Bowl.....Everyone except those poor souls living up in Washington State.
Rolling Stone Says Sorry to Sportsbooks
Rolling Stone is accepting blame (or credit if you will) for causing the online betting site -
NRL Clubs Bank on Betting Revenues
The Cronulla Sharks and Newcastle Knights are the latest NRL clubs to announce joint ventures with Betezy.com.au after the hugely successful Titansbet.com.au was launched in October last year.
Appeals Court Likely to Overturn UIGEA Says Trade Org
Joe Brennan, Jr., founder of the Interactive Media Entertainment & Gaming Association believes there is an excellent chance a U.S.
Antigua Online Gambling Issues Still in Limbo
According to a report Thursday in the Antigua Sun, the island nation of Antigua is seeking a compromise with the U.S.
Lingerie Bowl Cancelled Again After Fallout With Nudists
The Lingerie Bowl has been cancelled for a third year in a row.
ICE London Gets Cold Shoulder From Media
The International Gaming Expo (also known as ICE London) we are sure was a fun event. There is really no way of gauging its success, however, since the media seems all but shut out. That might
Is Poker Pro Beth Shak The Next Thomas Alva Edison?
Thomas Alva Edison invented - among other things - the light bulb, the phonograph and the two-way telegraph. Inventors are brilliant, creative minds...sort of like the folks here at Gambling911.c
Dutch Government Cracking Down on Internet Gambling
Internet gambling sites which target Dutch consumers and have so far refused to shut down their operations now face legal action, justice minister Ernst Hirsch Ballin has told MPs.
Betting Market Asks: Davos World Economic Forum Matter?
As business and political moguls hobnob at the five-day Davos junket we will measure whether many of those who presided over blunders in business
NRL Australia Clubs Find Savior in Ryan Kay
Breaking NRL Australian sports betting story coming through to Gambling911.com with full details likely Friday.
Lou Fabiano Removed from CAC Board of Advisors
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Gambling911.com Super Bowl Betting Page a Must Read
In case you have missed any of Gambling911.com's extensive 2009 Super Bowl betting coverage, fear not. We have all your articles right here.
UK Online Gambling Operators: Tax is Horribly Wrong
European online gambling website operators will enjoy a huge advantage over their rivals in the UK according to a report in UK Marketing Week.
Carrie Stroup Voted Hottest Super Bowl Reporter
Gambling911.com Senior Reporter Carrie Stroup was voted the
Nick Cosmo Gambled Away $370 Mil in Ponzi Scheme
Last week, Gambling911.com was alerted that someone we knew had been burnt for close to $40,000 in an apparent ponzi scheme originating from Long Island, New York. We learned the individual's nam
Latest Agape World Ponzi Scheme Involved Gambling Debts
Another alleged ponzi scheme has wiped people out of millions and this one reportedly has ties to gambling.
Financial Crisis Hits Todd Brunson Investments Hard
It never seems to end and some of us here at Gambling911.com have concerns this is just the tip of the iceberg. Financial problems have reportedly hit the son of poker legend Doyle Brunson.
Cake Poker Welcomes Doyles Room On Board
Gambling911.com has published the DoylesRoom announcement, now let's get a perspective from the Cake Poker Network, which is among the fastest growing of the poker networks out there - already powe
Doyles Room Poker Joins the Cake Network Today
DoylesRoom.com today announced the worldwide launch of their online poker room on the Cake Poker Network.
2009 World Series of Poker Schedule Announced
The 2009 World Series of Poker schedule has been announced. Following magnificent ratings on ESPN for the delayed final table, the 2009 WSOP will once again feature the "November Nine"
Hilton Las Vegas Hopes Super Bowl Betting Boosts Economy
Hilton sports book executive director Jay Kornegay told the Las Vegas Sun that there are more than 300 such wagers on the Hilton's sheets this year.
U.S. Economy: States Can Ill Afford to Lose Their Lotteries
In this time of serious economic crisis in the U.S.
Introducing Jim Jones Jolly… Minus the Poison Cool Aid
In today's installment of the "CAP Follies" (CAP is short for Casino Affiliate Programs) we learn that co-organizer, Warren Jolly, has stepped up to the pulpit and ordered his minions to
Playboy Problems Not Stopping With Online Poker Room
The closure of Playboy's online poker room last week appears to be just the tip of the iceberg.
The famed company warned investors that it will take a write-down of goodwill and other charges amounting to more than $100 million, resulting in a net loss for Q4. The magazine publisher also expects a $4 million charge on cost-reduction initiatives, which will include an unspecified number of job cuts. The company will also fold its New York office according to reports.
"Who knew sex was a bad business to be in?" asks Belinda Luscombe of Time Magazine.
