Pennsylvania Casino Industry May Grow With Lawrence County Facility

Pennsylvania is already one of the top casino gambling destinations in the US, and now it appears as though an additional facility may be built in Lawrence County. more

Lawmakers Make Their Move With New Massachusetts Gambling Bill

Senate President Therese Murray and House Speaker Robert DeLeo told Massachusetts residents that a gambling bill would be coming in the fall, and today the legislative leaders followed through on that promise by submitting a bill. more

Giants Betting Odds Taking A Hit With Preseason Injuries

The New York Giants were already going to have trouble staying with Philadelphia's newly revamped offense, and season ending injuries to key defenders will make the task even more difficult for the Giants. more

Alex Rodriguez Set To Meet With MLB About Illegal Poker Games

Alex Rodriguez will go before officials of Major League Baseball on Friday and explain the details of his association with an illegal high stakes poker game that was being played in California. more

Massachusetts Economic Aide Warns Of Tribal Gambling Conflict

Governor Deval Patrick is pushing for casino resorts in Massachusetts, but his top economic aide warned Monday of keeping the tribal community in mind while drafting gambling legislation. more

Fantasy Football Betting Hot And Heavy Over Next Few Weeks

The majority of the gambling on this NFL season will be done over the next couple of weeks, when fantasy owners everywhere try to determine where players should be drafted. more

Casino Profits Rise While Stocks Continue To Slide

Casino company stock and profits are going in opposite directions these days in the US. The stock prices continued to fall Monday, even as revenue has been increasing in many US gaming destinations. more

California Will Table Online Gambling Debate Until 2012

California is apparently out of the running to become the first state to regulate online gambling after Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg said the Senate will not take up Internet gaming legislation this year. more

Ethnic Firing Results In Lawsuit Win For Former Casino Employee

Marc Silverberg made his case to the jury that he was fired from his casino job because he was Jewish. The jury reacted this week by believing Silverberg's claim and awarding the man hundreds of thousands of dollars. more

Marijuana And Gambling At The Center Of Australian Raids

Marijuana and gambling are at the center of a major sting operation on Australia. The operation has been carried out since March, with over $22 million seized during the raids. more

BCS National Championship Betting Futures: Oklahoma Favored

Oklahoma was named the pre-season number one team in the nation this past week, and it is the Sooners who are also the betting favorites to win the 2011-12 BCS National Championship. more

US Poker Players Being Teased Each Week By ESPN WSOP Coverage

ESPN is the Worldwide Leader in Sports, and that means covering all sports on their network. The main event at the World Series of Poker is one event that the network is offering, or rather, teasing US poker players with. more

Lesniak To Introduce Online Gambling Legislation This Week

Senator Raymond Lesniak is finalizing online gambling legislation that he expects to introduce towards the end of this week. The New Jersey senator will be making his second attempt at regulating the industry in the state. more

Emanuel Keeps Pressure On Quinn In Illinois Gambling Debate

Illinois Mayor Rahm Emanuel has voiced his opinion regarding a new casino in Chicago for months, but the mayor is stepping up the pressure on Governor Pat Quinn to sign a gambling expansion bill. more

Full Tilt Poker Legal Woes Mount As Second Lawsuit Is Filed

Full Tilt Poker continued to have its legal woes mount this past week when a second class-action lawsuit was filed against the company. This suit comes from two former Full Tilt players in Canada. more

Parx Casino Makes Their Child Abandonment Case To Pennsylvania

Regulators on Thursday were briefed by officials from the Parx Casino in Philadelphia. The focus of the briefing centered on the recent trend of parents leaving their children in cars at the casino while they gamble. more

Alabama Preparing For Another Round Of Gambling Bribery Case

Residents in Alabama will have to endure another couple of months of the gambling corruption case that has captivated the state over the past year. The retrial for Milton McGregor and six other defendants is set for October 3rd. more

MLB Future Bets Hang In The Balance As Season Heads For Home

Major League Baseball gamblers will be watching closely as the last six weeks of the regular season unfolds. With many bets hanging in the balance, the baseball season is prepared to head for home. more

Louisiana Casinos Continue Strong Revenue Showing In July

Louisiana casinos appear to have finally began to rebound from hurricanes and economic recessions. Casinos in the state experienced a strong July, with revenue up over two percent. more

Analysts Suggest Macau Gambling Market May Fizzle Out

Analysts see the mind-boggling rate with which the gambling industry has grown in Macau, but they now fear that Chinese gamblers will be unable to sustain losing the large amounts they have lost in recent months. more