Shamed Tiger Woods spurns $75m deal with Irish firm
- Mar 5, 2010
Disgraced golfer Tiger Woods has turned down a $75m sponsorship deal with Irish bookmaker Paddy Power.
Read More . . .Disgraced golfer Tiger Woods has turned down a $75m sponsorship deal with Irish bookmaker Paddy Power.
Read More . . .Clinching the office pool for March Madness entitles you to a pot of money and gloating rights. And nobody can take that away from you, except maybe the IRS.
Read More . . .Never has a Kia Sorento gotten such great mileage — and never has Las Vegas enjoyed such a free ride.
Read More . . .Las Vegas sports books didn't score a monumental victory in the New Orleans Saints' 31-17 victory against the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV Sunday.
Read More . . .The intelligent estimate is that 200 million people throughout the world have placed bets totaling $5 billion on a football game that's scheduled to be played Sunday night in Miami.
Read More . . .Online gambling sites are fighting ever-sharper fraudsters, forcing them to balance stricter anti-cheat measures against the risk of alienating some of their best customers.
Read More . . .The Crackdown on US online gambling credit card payments that began on Wednesday is being operated by Visa as well as rival US credit card giant Mastercard
Read More . . .Betting on the Super Bowl -- annually the biggest single event for Nevada's sports books -- has had a long-standing formula in Reno.
Read More . . .The US government’s constant battle to control online gambling has filtered through to credit card transactions with Mastercard now blocking any deposits made by US citizens linked to poker sites and online casinos.
Read More . . .Got some money riding on the Super Bowl? You are not alone. Every year the National Football League showdown not only is the big television ratings winner, it also is the biggest gambling day of the year.
Read More . . .This Sunday, approximately 100 million of us worldwide will tune in to watch the modern spectacle that is the Super Bowl.
Read More . . .the Western online poker world has been a virtual duopoly. Ever since the passing of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act
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