Online Gambling News: Web Gambling Odds in Iowa Long but not out
Backers of a measure to legalize Internet gambling in the state of Iowa haven’t quite given up hope after the proposal failed to move through the legislature several days ago.
Wynn Partnership with PokerStars Would be Win-Win for Both Companies
The Vegas marriages are starting to heat up, only they’re not taking place in tiny little chapels with would be ministers.
Casino giant Wynn Resorts announced Thursday its newly formed alliance with online poker’s biggest firm, PokerStars, following word that the Nevada state regulatory body had approved a similar arrangement between European i-Gaming behemoth 888.com and Caesar’s Entertainment. PartyPoker and MGM had entered into a similar alliance last year.
A Lot of Hot Ayre: Vancouver Sun Reporter Loses Slander Suit Days Before Slamming Bodog
Bodog Fight: Vancouver Sun Reporter Attacks, Calls Online Gambling Firm “Rogue”
Gambling Addict Sentenced to Life for Killing Wife After She Calls Him “Coward”
A Reno, Nevada man has been sentenced to life for killing his estranged wife after she called him a “coward” for gambling their life savings away.
Iowa Governor Inclined to Support Online Poker Legislation in His State
DES MOINES, Iowa — (Associated Press) - Gov. Terry Branstad says he was willing to consider a measure being debated in the Legislature that would legalize Internet poker games.
Speaking at a news conference Monday, Branstad told reporters he would need to learn more about the proposal if it cleared the Legislature and reached his desk. But Branstad says many Iowans already play illegal poker games on the Internet from sites based outside the country.
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NFL Work Stoppage Could Dim Lights in Sin City
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Las Vegas casinos, fighting hard to rebound from a dreadful stretch for tourism, face a new threat if NFL players and owners can't agree on a new contract.
