Alabama Preparing For Another Round Of Gambling Bribery Casi

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

Debt Committee May Explore Online Poker To Help Close Budget Gap

A super committee has been created in the US Congress that is responsible for trimming the nation's debt over the next ten years, and analysts believe that online poker could be a big key to cutting the deficit. more

Georgia Law Enforcement Set To Crack Down On Internet Gambling

Georgia Governor Nathan Deal announced on Thursday that law enforcement officials in the state will be cracking down on illegal Internet cafes that are offering online gambling to customers. more

Miami Hurricanes Scandal Changing ACC Betting Odds

Former University of Miami booster Nevin Shapiro has spilled the beans on his favorite childhood team, and the ramifications of his allegations could have a big impact on ACC betting odds for the upcoming season. more

Atlantic City Casinos See No Second Quarter Revenue Relief

Atlantic City casinos were supposed to be seeing a recovery from the economic recession by this point, but the second quarter revenue figures indicate that a full recovery is s till nowhere in sight. more

Online Gambling Regulations Closer Than Ever In US

US residents could be gambling online by the end of the year. That is the expectation of several sources that believe online gambling legislation is closer than ever in the US Congress. more

Online Poker Battle Begins In California As Casinos Take To Radio

The online poker regulation battle has only just begun in the US, and it is most prevalent these days in California. A group of casino owners has taken to the airwaves to put pressure on lawmakers to change current laws. more

Quinn Warns That Changes Are Needed For Illinois Gambling Bill

Governor Pat Quinn holds the future of the casino gambling industry in Illinois in his hands, and this week the governor indicated that major changes would need to be made to the current gambling bill for him to approve the measure. more

Gambling Not The Main Attraction At Cosmopolitan In Las Vegas

Casinos resorts in Las Vegas are designed to bring customers in with their amenities and keep them there with their gambling options. The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas is doing things backwards, making more from the restaurants and hotel. more

DC Lottery Postpones Online Gambling Forums Due To Vacation

The DC Lottery delayed their launch of their online casino, last month, and now the Lottery is delaying a series of public forum meetings that were designed to have citizens voice their concerns over the issue. more

Centaur LLC The Latest Gaming Company To Emerge From Bankruptcy

Gaming companies have had it rough during the economic recession, and many have ended up filing for bankruptcy protection. Centaur LLC was one of those companies, but they are on the verge of emerging from bankruptcy protection. more

Florida State Back To Being A Betting Favorite This Season

The Florida State Seminoles were the darlings of the college football betting world for over a decade in the nineties and the new millennium. This year, after several down seasons, it again appears that bettors may be trusting the Seminoles. more

Two Month Gambling Trial In Alabama Ends With No Convictions

The gambling trial that has consumed the state of Alabama has finally concluded on Wednesday. After months of testimony, jurors returned to court this afternoon with not one guilty verdict. more

Kansas City Casino Begins Process Of State Job Creation

Hollywood Casino at the Kansas Speedway was expected to bring thousands of jobs into the state of Kansas and the gaming facility will begin that process on Saturday when they hold a job fair for prospective dealers. more

Another Dark Day For US Casino Stocks, MGM Leads Decline

It has been a rough week so far for US casino gaming companies on the stock market, and Wednesday the declines continued. MGM Resorts International led the way, falling almost eight percent. more

Las Vegas Strip Receives Gambling Revenue Boom In June

It may have taken the World Series of Poker to get it done, but Las Vegas Strip casinos finally turned the corner and had a revenue increase. The June figures represent a thirty-two percent jump over the same period last year. more

Boston And New York May Soon Battle For Casino Gamblers

Massachusetts and New York already have a rivalry involving their sports teams, and now it appears as though the two states are preparing for a showdown in the casino gambling industry. more

PGA Championship Betting Odds: McIlroy Favored, Woods Close Behind

Tiger Woods is only one week removed from his first professional golf outing in months, yet he is considered the sixth betting choice to win the PGA Championship this week. Rory McIlroy is the favorite. more

Casino Revenue Drops Again In AC As State Eyes Online Gambling

Revenue was down again in July at Atlantic City casinos, and with each declining month, supporters of online gambling in New Jersey make more calls for regulation. more

Jury In Alabama Could Have Verdict In Gambling Case Today

The gambling corruption case that has been in the national spotlight in Alabama for over a year may come to an end later today when the jury is expected to reach a decision on thirty-seven counts. more