The growth of the international egaming industry relies on two factors: the liberalisation of complicated gambling laws in certain territories; and affordable internet for all to maximise traffic to sites.
Read More . . .The red PokerStars cards slip from the dealer’s hand and glide smoothly across the black and white piece of plastic that tops a wobbling particle-board table.
Read More . . .Kentucky Derby favourite draws the doomed one-hole spot Trainer Bob Baffert might start wondering if his horseshoes are in the right places.
Read More . . .An 18-year-old UConn student drives to Mohegan Sun, one of the two large casinos within an hour of the campus. He carries a Sun “Club Card� and fake ID, which he knows will get him onto the gaming floor.
Read More . . .When Laura Sides and her husband visit Las Vegas, he gambles while she spends money on pedicures, massages and shopping.
Read More . . .Whether you play slots, craps, blackjack, roulette or baccarat or any other game in a casino, it is important to remember that games of chance are based on random outcomes and always favor the casino.
Read More . . .Missouri legislators want you to spend more money playing the state lottery. The state is gearing up to advertise its games more aggressively on radio and television, through social media and at community events.
Read More . . .Atlantic City shines as the brightest South Jersey town. But a new book released by Richard Stockton College of New Jersey researchers has put the spotlight on how Atlantic City’s economy affects the college, Atlantic County, South Jersey and the entire state.
Read More . . .The feds tax your gambling winnings to the max. Loss deductions are a little harder to come by.
Harrah's Entertainment Inc. is disputing allegations in a lawsuit that its World Series of Poker breached a $22.5 million sponsorship agreement with an online poker company.
Read More . . .The founder of the Internet's first sports betting portal is in a Connecticut hospital recovering from a heart attack, Gambling911.com has learned exclusively.
Read More . . .In tough fiscal times, everything needs to be monetized. Including morality. And governors and legislators in many cash-strapped states have decided that vice can be lucrative, in the form of sin taxes.
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