The Sochi Winter Olympics begin this week, and while betting on the events will take place at sports books all over the world, you won't find a single wagering option available on the Games here in Nevada.
Read More . . .The Guardian newspaper has earned the ire of the Responsible Gambling Trust (RGT) for misrepresenting UK bookmakers' willingness to assist the RGT's research into the effects of fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBT).
Read More . . .The Super Bowl may be over, but the battle to legalize sports gambling in New Jersey continues.
Read More . . .With all the money on the Broncos, sports books expected to rake in millions
Read More . . .The international online gambling industry is an estimated $30bn market, and growing. More importantly for Bitcoin, it's a global market that depends on fast, irreversible payments.
Read More . . .Donald Weinbaum, executive director of New Jersey's Council on Compulsive Gambling, stands near a mobile billboard in the parking lot of its Hamilton, N.J., offices Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2014.
Read More . . .The NFL has contingency plans in place should Super Bowl 48 be faced with a weather crisis in the New York area. While a storm like the one that dumped a foot of snow in the region this past week probably wouldn't be enough to change the day of the game.
Read More . . .State regulators on Thursday suspended harness racing at Harrah's casino in Chester, saying it had failed to resolve problems with the track's surface.
Read More . . .You may not know it but inside the U.K. Facebook (FB_) is in the online gambling business. Facebook added real money gambling a little over a year ago.
Read More . . .Super Bowl XLVIII now looms as one of this century's greatest NFL matches after the two Divisional top seeds in the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks won through to play each other this Sunday, January 26th
Read More . . .Two casinos in downtown Las Vegas plan to start accepting the online currency Bitcoin.
Read More . . .Odds are Las Vegas will never play host to a Super Bowl.
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