The software by BLR Technologies, based in Costa Rica, detects a player's bet and increases the chances of a losing roll, according to gambling consultant Michael Shackleford, known as the "Wizard of Odds,"
Read More . . .Paddy Power is unlikely to know until the New Year whether it's been successful in a bid to secure a licence to supply and operate mobile betting equipment in the US.
Read More . . .PokerStars is 10 years old, and you can celebrate in style with the biggest series of online events they've ever held.
Read More . . .As both sides in the state-casino war of words over gambling taxes acknowledge, the economic picture has changed dramatically since slots were first permitted at Delaware's racetracks.
Read More . . .In the United States, the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission passed an emergency measure late last week that will permit state residents to participate in advanced deposit wagering on horse races using the Internet or via telephone from next year.
Read More . . .In the beginning, D.C. officials created an Internet gambling law and they thought it was good. Now, not so much.
Read More . . .The state Racing and Gaming Commission has unanimously approved a system allowing Iowa gamblers to bet on horse races by phone or online.
Read More . . .Gov. Chris Christie said he is prepared to buck any opposition from the National Football League on legalizing sports betting in New Jersey, even with the NFL committed to siting the 2014 Super Bowl in the Garden State.
Read More . . .Churchill Downs Inc.will stop offering perks to gamblers unless they bet through the company’s TwinSpires.com site or wager at least $25,000 a year at the Louisville company’s four tracks.
Read More . . .Pius Heinz becomes the first German to win the World Series of Poker.
Read More . . .The Governor of the US state of Nevada, Brian Sandoval, has announced that he will be reviving the eleven-member Gaming Policy Committee to advise regulators and legislators on how the western state can maintain its edge as a leader of gaming regulatory policy.
Read More . . .Three card professionals from Germany, the Czech Republic and Las Vegas will finish a marathon battle for $8.72 million after battling through a gauntlet on Sunday at the final table of the World Series of Poker main event.
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