Legendary poker player Phil Ivey on Wednesday filed a motion in federal court to dismiss Borgata casino's lawsuit that seeks repayment of $9.6 million that Ivey won playing mini-baccarat on four visits to the Atlantic City site in 2012.
Read More . . .In Vegas, people are betting with their hearts; increased hope for US World Cup victory has resulted in enough faith and loyalty bets to increase rooting interests as to spike Vegas sports betting levels.
Read More . . .Server-based gaming specialist Inspired Gaming has entered into an agreement to supply its premium HTML5 games to William Hill for use on the bookmaker's mobile gaming platform.
Read More . . .Those who use Macintosh computers can now take a spin with Delaware's online casino games.
Read More . . .The American Indian gaming industry has seen a vast expansion over the last two decades. In the 26 years or so of its existence, its economic impact has given tribal nations the opportunity to rebuild their infrastructure and strengthen their culture after decades of destructive federal policies.
Read More . . .It's tempting to try to make some capital gains on a World Cup bump. Intuitively it makes sense. Betting volumes increase everywhere as gamblers pick their favorite teams.
Read More . . .Gaming and hospitality company MGM Resorts International has received a unanimous vote from the Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC) approving an agreement to award the company a licence to operate a resort casino in Downtown Springfield.
Read More . . .The Chicago Blackhawks are favored by multiple oddsmakers to win the 2015 Stanley Cup.
Read More . . .There's no shortage of legal gambling in California.You can wager on horse races at the state fair, six county fairs and six commercial tracks. All 13 venues accept bets on races at other tracks, including tracks outside the state.
Read More . . .Online gaming operator 32Red has completed the re-launch of its sports betting platform 32Red Sport in time for this summer's Fifa World Cup national team football tournament.
Read More . . .A legislative study committee has recommended that Nevada should change its laws in order to permit the US state's Gaming Commission to consider introducing skill-based video gaming.
Read More . . .The dice are no longer rolling and the slots aren't spinning at Harrah's Casino in Tunica.
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