Last Sixty-Five Players Battling It Out At WSOP Main Event

Over 6,700 players have been eliminated at the main event of the 2011 World Series of Poker, and it is now down to the final sixty-three participants battling it out for the nine seats available at the final table. more

Rivers Casino In Des Plaines Goes Live For Customers Today

It has been a long wait for residents of Des Plaines, Illinois, but on Monday, gamblers will finally get to experience the new casino they have been anticipating for years. more

California Looking To Beat Federal Government To Online Gambling

California lawmakers understand that if a federal law is passed regulating online gambling, California residents may be left out. That is why Senator Lou Correa has proposed legislation regulating the industry. more

MLB Betting Preview: Texas Rangers Continue To Roll Out West

The Texas Rangers are the defending American league champions and on Sunday they won their eleventh game in a row. The Rangers are now once again listed as one of the betting favorites to win the World Series this season. more

Hong Kong Second To Only Mainland China In Casino Gambling

Hong Kong residents have become the second largest gambling group in the world behind mainland China residents. The figures come courtesy of a Hong Kong Jockey Club study. more

World Series Of Poker Main Event Reaching Critical Stage

The 2011 World Series of Poker is reaching a critical stage for players. With only 357 players left, the remaining participants are starting to realize they have a legitimate shot at making the final table. more

Atlantic City Casinos Join In On Promotional Gimmicks

Atlantic City casinos had for a long time been above using promotional gimmicks to bring in customers, but with revenue still dragging, the casinos have started to use concerts and giveaways to bring gamblers back. more

Expanded Gambling Questions Going To Maine Voters In November

Maine is one of the states that is allowing residents to decide the future of expanded gambling, and in November, voters will decide not only if they want slot machines for harness tracks, but also fulls-cale table games in Lewiston. more

With Trade Deadline Two Weeks Away, MLB Betting Odds In Limbo

The Major League Baseball trade deadline is only a couple of weeks away and many teams are expected to make moves. The results of those moves will help odds makers determine which team will be the betting favorite moving forward. more

Americans Dominating Play On Day Three Of WSOP Main Event

Americans have always taken pride in their poker skills, and it appears as though they may be on their way to more glory in the sport. American players are dominating the leaderboard on day three of the WSOP main event. more

Las Vegas Casino Bringing Style And Flair To The Strip

The Plaza Hotel Casino has undergone a transformation from an old-school gaming facility to a hip, stylistic place to be. The casino has announced the opening of a new club, and a salon with lingerie-wearing hair stylists. more

Internet Gambling Cafes Raided In Florida And Virginia

It was a busy day around the US for law enforcement officials saddled with the task of raiding Internet cafes. Five cafes were raided for illegal gambling, three in Florida and two more in Virginia. more

Seneca Nation Eyes Catskills Casino After Federal Ruling

The Seneca Nation has been attempting to bring a new casino to the Catskills for several years, and with a recent ruling from the federal government, the tribe can again pursue that dream. more

Massey Believes Alabama Gambling Corruption Case far From Over

Country Crossings lobbyists Jarrod Massey is one of the key witnesses in the gambling corruption case against VictoryLand owner Milton McGregor. On Thursday, Massey asserted that dozens of more arrests could be coming. more

UK Government Unveils Online Gambling Regulation Plan

The UK government outlined on Thursday their plan to regulate Internet gambling. Tops on the list of changes is forcing foreign companies to gain licenses in the UK. more

NFL Deadline Looms Next Week For Concerned Las Vegas Sports Books

Las Vegas sports books have already been hurt by the decreased attendance by gamblers in Nevada. That is why sports book executives are watching closely as the NFL and its players try to avoid next week's labor deadline. more

Main Event Play Resumes At World Series Of Poker In Las Vegas

After a grueling week of play at the World Series of Poker, a couple thousands players finally came together for the first time on Thursday afternoon for the resumption of the main event. more

Kansas Casino Gains Expansion Approval Before Initial Opening

The Kansas Star Casino has been in the works for several years, but the facility has not yet opened. On Thursday it was learned that the casino will be expanding before it even opens to the public. more

Pierce And Other Celebs Out Of World Series Of Poker Main Event

Paul Pierce knows a thing or two about winning a championship, but the Boston Celtics great could not use that knowledge to his advantage at the World Series of Poker. Pierce was knocked out of the main event on day two. more

California Senate Gets First Look At Online Gambling Bill

The wheels are again in motion to make California the latest state to authorize and regulate online gambling. Senator Lou Correa unveiled his online poker legislation in the Senate Committee on Governmental Organization on Tuesday. more