Analysts Not Worried Yet About Sands China Regulatory Issue

First it was Las Vegas Sands under scrutiny in the US for possible corruption, and now their Asian arm, Sands China Ltd., is taking heat for possible regulatory violations. more

Southeast Kansas Residents May Never Get Casino They Approved

Voters in Southeast Kansas are wondering why they approved casino gambling four years ago, yet they do not have a facility built yet. The truth is, they may never get the casino they have been promised. more

Georgia And Colorado Authorities Conduct Gambling Raids

The illegal gambling raids around the US continued this week as authorities in both Georgia and Colorado shut down different forms of illegal gambling operations. more

Opening Day Has Arrived With Optimism Among Gamblers For 2011

Opening Day is one of the richest traditions in American history, and the 2011 edition is less than one day away. With the season set to begin Thursday, gamblers are again optimistic this will be a profitable year. more

Las Vegas Casinos Hoping Mob Personality Will Lure Back Gamblers

Las Vegas casinos have tried almost everything to bring gamblers back to Sin City, and now they are returning to their roots. Two new mob attractions are the key to what casinos hope will be an increase in gambler activity in Sin City. more

Problem Gambling Ad By Oregon Lottery Aiming At Women

It is no longer just men that suffer the dangerous effects of gambling addiction. In Oregon, a new problem gambling awareness campaign is focusing on women who have addictions to the popular entertainment form. more

Just When Heat Look Like Betting Favorites, They Lose To Cavaliers

The Miami Heat have been the most frustrating team for NBA gamblers this season. After running off a winning streak of late, Miami again puzzled bettors with a loss to the lowly Cleveland Cavaliers Tuesday night. more

Illinois Casino Workers Back In Harms Way As Smoking Ban Lifted

Illinois lawmakers chose money over the health of their residents on Tuesday when they voted to lift a smoking ban in state casinos. The elimination of the ban will put thousands of Illinois residents at risk of secondhand smoke. more

Thompson Putting On Full Court Press For Texas Gambling Expansion

Texas Representative Senphronia Thompson is putting on the full court press when it comes to gambling expansion in the state. Thompson has proposed three separate bills that would add casinos and video gambling in Texas. more

Study Suggests Problem Gambling Worse Than Alcohol Addiction

A new study suggests that problem gambling has overtaken alcohol addiction among adults. With gambling expansion at an all-time high, some analysts believe the study to be true. more

Texas Lawmaker Says No To Gambling; Voters Want To Make Decision

Texas state Senator Robert Duncan came out on Monday against any and all gambling expansion bills that could be proposed, while voters are showing that they want the final say on the gambling issue. more

NBA Championship Betting Odds: Spurs Struggling Down The Stretch

The San Antonio Spurs have been healthy the entire year and have all but secured home court advantage in the playoffs. The Spurs may need that home court as they are struggling down the stretch. more

Full Tilt Poker May Become Next To Form Alliance With US Company

The race is on for US land-based casino companies to partner with an online hub. It has been reported that Full Tilt Poker and Stations Casinos may be the next alliance in the works. more

South Carolina Authorities Bust Illegal Boat Gambling Operation

The South Carolina Law enforcement Division was involved in a gambling bust on Saturday involving a man who was running an illegal gambling operation on a boat. more

High Tech Hotel Rooms Coming To Sands Bethlehem Casino

Sands Casino Resort has been just a casino since it opened, but in May, a 300-room hotel with high tech gadgets will open at the Bethlehem casino resort. more

West Virginia Casinos May Soon Gain Gambling Limit Relief

West Virginia lawmakers have flowed the lead of other states such as Florida, and have created a law that will eliminate betting limits at casinos in the state. more

Grand Duke Chooses Playtech As Online Gambling Software Provider

Each week it seems like a new, up and coming online casino is launched, and this past week Integra Gaming LTD, announced that they have chosen Playtech as the software provider for the Grand Duke Casino. more

Final Four Betting Odds Released: Kentucky The New Favorite

This past weekend is the type that makes gamblers want to quit betting for a while. All of the number one seeds left in the NCAA Tournament were bounced, leaving Kentucky as the betting favorite heading into the Final Four. more

Time Is Now For Las Vegas Companies To Join Online Gambling Forces

Now that Steve Wynn has created a partnership with PokerStars, and Caesars Entertainment has joined forces with 888 Holdings, other Las Vegas gaming companies and executives are under the gone to enter the online gambling market. more

Nova Scotia Takes Steps To Further Regulate Gambling

Nova Scotia will be switching full time to a new law that requires gamblers to use monitoring cards when they are playing at video lottery terminals. It is a further attempt by the government to regulate the gambling industry. more