Trainer Doug O’Neill still seemed to feel a little slighted yesterday morning that I’ll Have Another didn’t get the support he deserved from bettors for his start in Saturday’s Kentucky Derby.
Read More . . .The rules on legal gambling in New York State can be a little murky.
Read More . . .Gambling is coming to a social game near you. This was the unanimous opinion of everyone who attended the Global Gaming Expo, in San Francisco last week.
Read More . . .A full field of 20 horses will line up for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on Saturday. The winner becomes the only 3-year-old with a chance to go on and try for the Triple Crown by adding victories in the Preakness on May 19 and the Belmont Stakes three weeks later.
Read More . . .Some of the greatest gaming experiences in the United States don’t come from Las Vegas or Atlantic City, rather they come from well run tribal casinos.
Read More . . .When people gamble in a real brick and mortar casino there is always the uncanny feeling that someone is always watching your every move.
Read More . . .It’s not like trainer Larry Jones and owner Brereton Jones don’t think Mark Valeski has Kentucky Derby potential. They’re just not sure this year’s first leg of the Triple Crown is the best fit for the son of Proud Citizen’s ability.
Read More . . .an online gambling bill proposed by State Senator Rod Wright, and Senate President Pro Tempore Darrell Steinberg, reached a new obstacle this week after a prominent group of casino-owning Californian tribes expressed their opposotion to the current wording of the bill.
Read More . . .The forum was shut down after a hacker demonstrated the ability to access e-mail addresses and passwords and will remain shut down for 4-6 days.
Read More . . .Both sides in a dispute over the legality of the slot machine-like Instant Racing game were optimistic they would prevail after a hearing Wednesday before three Kentucky Court of Appeals judges.
Read More . . .A French investment group's push to buy troubled online poker operator Full Tilt Poker for $80 million fell through after the potential buyer couldn't agree with the Department of Justice over how quickly players with money tied up on the site would be repaid, a lawyer for the group said Tuesday.
Read More . . .Is online blackjack going to be the new game at Foxwoods? This well-known casino resort based in eastern Connecticut is considering entering the Internet casino market, as the management worries the upcoming legalization of web-based gambling in America may kill off the business.
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