PartyGaming Stock Rises With Possible US Return Looming

PartyGaming was once the online gaming giant of the world when they were allowing customers from the US. After a legal dispute with the country, and a subsequent settlement, PartyGaming profits were up fifteen percent the past year. more

Poker Players Lose Again As Christie Vetoes Online Gambling Bill

Online poker players in New Jersey lost out on Thursday when Governor Chris Christie vetoed legislation that would have brought regulated online gambling to the state. more

BYU Honor Code Deals A Blow To The Teams Betting Odds

Brandon Davies has been an integral part in the BYU Cougars extraordinary success this season. With Davies now suspended for violating the BYU Honor Code, the Cougars basketball team's betting odds were dealt a blow. more

Christie Pondering Decision On Eve Of Online Gambling Breakthrough

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has the weight of millions of American online gamblers on his back as he prepares to make a decision that could alter the course of Internet gambling in the US. more

Las Vegas Sands Being Investigated For Improper Payments In Macau

Las Vegas Sands has made a fortune by diving into the Macau casino gambling industry, but now the company is under investigation for possibly making improper payments to some officials. more

Macau Gambling Revenue Rises Again In February

In one of the most well-received trends in the history of casino gambling, Macau casinos had yet another record-setting month in February. Revenue was up almost fifty percent over the same period in 2010. more

Governor Patrick Gets Out In Front Of Problem Gambling In Mass.

Governor Duval Patrick is pushing for casino resort gambling expansion in Massachusetts, and he is getting out of front of possible addiction by announced March 6-12 Problem Gambling Awareness Week. more

Illegal Eight-Liner Gambling Raids Continue In Texas

Eight-liner gambling machines have become popular in many areas of the country, and authorities have been cracking down. The latest bust came on Texas this past week. more

Christina Aguilera Arrested Causing Some Bettors To Win Big

Online sports books have started to offer odds on celebrities, and one of the proposition bets available is which celebrity will be the next arrested. Christina Aguilera made some bettors happy when she was jailed early Tuesday. more

NBA Betting Odds Shake Up Coming With Bibby And Murphy Signings

Troy Murphy and Mike Bibby may become key factors in the Eastern Conference race down the stretch, and when each signs with a new team Wednesday, the betting odds to win the conference may change. more

Dancing With The Stars 2011 Contestants Revealed; Gambling Begins

Professional online gamblers went to work on Monday shortly after the Dancing with the Stars contestants were revealed for the 2011 season. Several athletes will be among the betting favorites. more

Kansas Casinos Bringing Much Needed Jobs To The State

The promise of jobs was part of the plan when Kansas announced they would be opening four state-owned casinos. Already, employees have been hired, and with a new casino in Mulvane on the horizon, hundreds of more jobs are coming soon. more

Bank Of America Pushing Online Banking For Gambling Customers

Bank of America is making some changes to the way they do business, but they are keeping their checking account fees at zero for gamblers who elect to receive e-statements. more

Virginia Police Raid Businesses Offering Illegal Online Gambling

The crackdown across the US on illegal online gambling operations continued in Virginia last week when two businesses were raided for their involvement with computer gambling. more

IOC In Favor Of Regulated Sports Gambling Worldwide

The International Olympic Committee has some of the toughest rules and regulations of any sports governing body. On Tuesday, IOC President Jacques Rogge is expected to endorse regulated sports gambling worldwide. more

Drunk Or Not, Gambler Must Pay Back Debt To Indiana Casino

Jimmy Vance attempted to use the fact that he was drunk as a defense for not having to pay back a $75,000 marker at an Indiana casino. That argument failed in front of the Indiana Court of Appeals. more

Florida May Become First State To Regulate Online Poker

Representative Joseph Abruzzo has proposed legislation that, if approved, would regulate online gambling in Florida by July 1st. If approved, the bill would likely make Florida the first state in the nation to regulate online poker. more

2011 Oscars A Time For Online Gamblers To Shine

Online gamblers may have a tough time putting money on the Oscars tonight with the 2011 edition having some heavy favorites in major categories. more

Big Week Ahead For Online Gambling Bill In New Jersey

The time for Governor Chris Christie to make a decision on the future of Internet gambling in New Jersey has come. Christie is expected to render his decision on whether or not to approve online gambling legislation on Thursday. more

NFL Combine Results Could Shape Betting Odds For Coming Seasons

Every year in the NFL, the results of the combine changes where certain players are drafted. The shift in player order can have a major effect on the future betting odds for individual teams. more