Slow Paying WSEX Gets More Exposure On CNBC

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Big Changes In Store For Atlantic City in 2011

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Australian Land Based Casinos Rank Among The Best In The World?

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Australian Government VS Clubs NSW: Pokie War

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Tingle: Australian Underbelly History and the Anti Pokie Song

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Phil Hellmuth, Annie Duke Leave UB.com

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Station Casinos Group Donates $13K to Salvation Army Following Theft

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DOJ Opposes Inclusion of New Jersey Sports Betting Vote

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Australian Media Piracy; News Info Wars

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Online Gambling Mecca of Costa Rica Makes Residency More Difficult

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Gov-Elect: AG to do Alabama’s Anti-Gambling Work

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XL Bet Shuts Down, Stiffs Players

An obscure online sports betting website, XL Bet, has closed its doors for good, stiffing customers in the process. 

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Aussie Celeb News; James Bond Casino Icon Connection

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No Delay in Alabama Gambling Trial: Allegedly Bought And Sold Votes

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -- A federal judge has refused to delay the April 4 trial date for the 11 people accused of buying and selling votes on pro-gambling legislation in Montgomery.

Nine of the 11 defendants wanted a delay because they said they needed more time to review taped phone calls and 200,000 pages of documents turned over by the prosecution. U.S. District Judge Myron Thompson declined to grant a delay during a hearing Tuesday in Montgomery. But he said he will reconsider the request in late February or early March to see what progress the defendants are making.

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Australian Clubs Go To Pokies War With Government

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Bwin and PartyGaming Will Remain As Separate Brands After Merger

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South Australian Casino Boss Fondling Staff Not Welcome

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Australian Gambling, Casino And Entertainment News – December 26, 2010

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Australian Gambling, Entertainment And Media News

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Sports Betting: WSJ Reports What Carrie Stroup Has Known All Along

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Jack Abramoff To Talk Casino Jack At Noon

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'Large Guy' Convicted in Chicago Racketeering Case

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Caesars Signs Online Poker Deal With Microgaming, People’s Network

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Spain Lottery Hands Out $3 Billion To Thousands Of Winners

By Daniel Woolls, Associated Press

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Robin Hood Gambler Offers Reward For Bellagio Chip Bandit Capture

A mysterious gambler has offered a bounty on a man who robbed the luxurious Bellagio Hotel and Casino last week. 

The incident in question occurred Tuesday morning around 3 am when an unidentified man entered the famed establishment wearing a motorcycle jacket and helmet.  He held up a craps table in just under 3 minutes time then fled on a motorcycle with over $1.5 million in casino chips.  Authorities believe he robbed another casino just days before.

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Gibraltar Raises Tax Levies On Internet Gambling Firms

The Internet gambling haven of Gibraltar, long known as a tax haven, has decided to raise tax levies.  Beginning in 2011, it will impose a standard 10 percent tax.

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Jon Kyl May Not Run For Re Election In 2012

 

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Cyprus Delays Poker Ban For EU Decision

(Reuters) - Attempts by Cyprus to ban online gambling have suffered a brief delay after feedback from the EU and member states pushed back a decision on the proposed ban by three months.

The east Mediterranean island is attempting to regulate gambling to prohibit online poker, slot machines and other casino games. Lawmakers say the practice has an estimated turnover of 2.5 billion euros per year.

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Alabama Gambling Lobbyist Pleads Guilty

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