Colts Betting Odds May Hinge On Collins With Manning Still Out

The Indianapolis Colts were considered Super Bowl contenders by odds makers heading into the season, but without Peyton Manning under center, Kerry Collins may hold the key to the Colts future betting odds. more

Seattle Official In Hot Water Over Driving City Car To Casino

A Seattle city employee went to a casino to enjoy some gambling in June, but that trip has landed Lolita Simonyan in hot water after she used a city car to go to the casino. more

North Carolina Lawmakers In Negotiations Over Tribal Gambling

Taking a page from the state of Florida, lawmakers in North Carolina are in negotiations with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians to allow live dealers at table games at Harrah's Cherokee Casino. more

Attorneys Agree That Nevada On Right Path With Online Gambling

Attorneys for some of the biggest law firms in Nevada believe the state is taking the right steps to ensure that they are leaders into the online gambling industry once the US laws change. more

Epic Poker Struggles With Attendance In Second Main Event

The Epic Poker League was supposed to be just that, epic. Instead, the low attendance at the second event of the league season showed that players are still looking to go where the largest payouts are available. more

Christie Places AC Casino Industry Future In Palmieri's Hands

Governor Chris Christie is turning the future of New Jersey's gaming industry over to new Casino Reinvestment Development Authority Executive Director John Palmieri. Christie is hoping Palmieri can rejuvenate an ailing industry. more

Mobile Gaming Up Nearly One Hundred Percent At Betfair

The last quarter saw the most significant shift in gambling patterns ever, from land-based gambling to mobile betting. Betfair, a leading online gaming company, saw mobile gaming increase by nearly one hundred percent. more

Falcons Odds Lie With Ryan And Explosive Offense This Season

The Atlanta Falcons moved up over twenty spots in this years draft to select Alabama wide receiver Julio Jones. The move has shot the Falcons towards the top spot when it comes to betting odds this season. more

South Carolina Law Enforcement Set To Break Up Video Poker Party

South Carolina law enforcement officials have gotten increased complaints about video poker machines in the state and they are preparing to combat the illegal activity. Plans are in the works to stop the illegal gambling. more

Tracks Pushing For Las Vegas Style Casino Gambling In New York

Las Vegas drew up the blueprints, and now other states are following the diagram on how to bring full scale casino gambling to the area. New York is the latest state where a push is being made for Vegas-style gaming. more

Seneca Tribe Expresses Interest In Opening Rochester Casino

The Seneca Tribe has a rocky relationship with the state of New York, but that did not stop their President from proclaiming on Monday that the tribe would be willing to bring a new gaming facility to Rochester. more

Gambling Picks Up With Instant Racing At Kentucky Downs

It has been a long time since there was a buzz at a Kentucky race tracks, but on Thursday, Instant Racing games began at Kentucky Downs, and people came from all over to check out the new form of gambling. more

Banks Taking Online Gambling Into Account When Issuing Mortgages

It used to be that all a person had to do was have a job, a steady income, and good credit, to get approved for a mortgage. Now, some lenders are taking into account a person's betting history. more

NFL Betting Preview Week One: Sports Books Offering Vanilla Odds

The NFL season has arrived, as promised, on time this fall. This week, all teams will be in action, and gamblers are being met with the usual first week vanilla betting odds from Las Vegas sports books. more

Government Ruling Could Open The Door For More Tribal Casinos

The US government made a rare ruling this past week that will allow two California tribes to build casinos away from their reservations. The ruling could open the door for dozens of new gaming facilities across the US. more

Poker Rooms Packed With Players Celebrating Labor Day

It has been a long weekend for casinos around the US, and the extra business is being welcomed by all. Poker players have flooded poker rooms Sunday night thanks to the Labor Day holiday on Monday. more

Georgia Gambling Sweepstakes Laws Have Loopholes, Says Sheriff

Although Georgia Governor Nathan Deal wants law enforcement agencies to crack down in illegal sweepstakes gambling cafes, at least one officer in the state believes the current laws have loopholes, and the district attorney agrees. more

Connecticut Casinos Bracing For Impact Of Massachusetts Gaming

The state of Massachusetts is preparing to legalize three casino resorts, and if the legislation passes, it would deal a major blow to the Connecticut gaming industry that already is losing steam. more

First Saturday Shows Bettors That SEC Could Again Win Title

It was a day of hope for the rest of the college football world, but by the time it was done, it was apparent that once again the SEC has several teams that could make a run at another national title for the conference. more

US Congress Approval Of Online Poker Regulations No Slam Dunk

The US Congress is expected to take up the issue of online poker regulations later this year and although momentum is building in favor of law changes, there is no guarantee those changes will take place this year. more