Cyprus Goes Before European Commission For Online Gambling Pardon

Cyprus lawmakers are hoping to convince the European Commission this week that an online gambling ban is necessary to keep the peace in their country. The Commission will rule on a proposed ban in Cyprus on Wednesday. more

Metrodome Collapse May Bring New Life To Gambling Expansion Plan

The Metrodome roof collapsed on Sunday in Minnesota, bringing renewed anger from those who understand the Vikings need a new stadium. The roof collapse could have a major impact on possible gambling expansion in Minneapolis. more

Iona Nun Shows Hypocrisy Of Church When Dealing With Gambling

In the same week when church groups across the US are coming out against Senator harry Reid's online poker bill, a nun from Iona college has been accused of embezzling over $1 million to fuel a gambling habit. more

UFC 124 Results Net Gamblers Underdog Victory From Danzig

Mac Danzig came into the night a heavy underdog against Joe Stevenson, but by the time the UFC 124 results were in, Danzig had made many gamblers in Las Vegas happy when he stunned Stevenson and the fighting world. more

Manchester United And Arsenal Betting Odds: Gamblers Torn

One of the biggest matches in the English Premier League takes place on Monday between Manchester United and Arsenal. The betting odds suggest that gamblers may have a tough time picking a winner in this match. more

Australia Moving Into New Era Of Gambling Protection For Casinos

When the new government took over in Australia, it was understood that they would have to deal with the rising gambling addiction in the country. In just a few short months, the government has unveiled a new standard for casino protection. more

Casinos Around The US Show Goodwill During Holiday Season

While opponents continue to take shots at casino gambling, the casinos around the US are doing their part to make sure underprivileged children have a good holiday season by collecting gifts and raising money. more

Online Gamblers Urged To Rebuke Efforts Of Professor Kindt And Religious Groups

University of Illinois Business Professor and longtime opponent of Internet gambling opponent John Kindt, along with many religious groups, are again attempting to scare Americans into fearing online gambling legislation. more

Florida Gators Betting On Will Muschamp As New Head Coach

An Associated Press source has confirmed that Texas defensive coordinator Will Muschamp will become the next coach of the Florida Gators with an announcement possibly coming as soon as tonight. more

MSP Airport Closure Affecting Giants and Minnesota Casinos

The New York Giants and casino gamblers visiting Minnesota this weekend have been detoured because of the closure of the Minneapolis Airport. Casinos in Minnesota have had to deal with local clientele due to the closure. more

New Mexico Woman Leaves Children In Truck While Gambling

This year there have been many cases in Pennsylvania of parents leaving their children in the car while they gamble inside a casino. Now, New Mexico also has a similar case after a woman was arrested for leaving two children in a truck. more

Internet Gambling Sites Bracing For Operation Payback Fallout

Internet gambling sites have already had to worry about US financial institutions blocking their transactions, and in the foreseeable future, the sites may also have to deal with Operation Payback blocking their payments. more

New Jersey, Unlike US, Adheres To WTO With Online Gambling Law

New Jersey lawmaker Raymond Lesniak understood the trouble that allowing foreign online gambling customers could bring with the World Trade Organization, so Lesniak amended his Internet gambling bill to exclude foreign customers. more

NFL Weekend Betting Preview: Steelers, Pats, Try To Avoid Letdown

The Pittsburgh Steelers and the New England Patriots both took command of their divisions with big wins last week, and now the two teams will hope to avoid a letdown after emotional victories. more

Gambling Revenue In Atlantic City Drops In November

Any Atlantic City casino executives that were hoping to see revenue increase as 2010 comes to an end can forget about that notion. AC casinos had revenue drop in double digits again in November, this time falling thirteen percent. more

Prostitution Crackdown At Macau Casino Shows Las Vegas Difference

Macau may have become the gambling capital of the world in recent years, but authorities showed on Friday they have no desire to follow Las Vegas into the prostitution business. Over 100 women were arrested Friday at the Venetian. more

Miley Cyrus Bong Hits Captured On Tape, Is Casino Gambling Next?

Miley Cyrus appears to be following the career path of several other celebrity performers who experimented their way through their late teens and early twenties. With Cyrus' bong hit now documented, could casino gambling be next. more

New Jersey Moves Closer To Online Gambling Freedom

The race between New Jersey and California to regulate online gambling could be settled soon as New Jersey lawmakers moved another step closer to becoming the first state to regulate the industry. more

NFL Betting Preview: Colts And Titans At A Crossroads

The Indianapolis Colts and Tennessee Titans are at a crossroads in their season as they prepare to meet tonight in Tennessee. The Clots are the betting favorite, even though they are playing the worst football of the season lately. more

LeBron James South Beach Home Does Not Change NBA Betting Odds

LeBron James finalized the purchase of a South Beach home on Thursday, but the mansion purchase does nothing to change the Miami Heat's NBA championship betting odds this season. more