. They are both the hottest hotels in Las Vegas for young hipsters who want to be seen and who want to rub elbows with the many celebrities who frequent both establishments. These casinos are better known for their party atmosphere than their sportsbooks. With so many nightclubs, restaurants, concerts and other attractions, some visitors don’t have the time or money to make a trip by the book to place a bet.
Read More . . .Bob Scucci learned much of what he knows about the sports betting industry at one of the most unlikely places: the family dinner table. And Scucci has used that knowledge to get where he is today, managing the Race & Sportsbook at the Stardust.
Read More . . .John Kelly has his finger on the pulse of the Las Vegas sports betting industry. As the host of the Stardust Line radio show, broadcast live from the hotel/casino of the same name, Kelly regularly talks strategy with the most prominent movers and shakers in the business. Despite the popularity of his show, Kelly hasn’t forgotten why he originally came to the city that glitters.
Read More . . .Remember when gamblers were rakes and ramblers? These days, respectable ladies from senior citizens' centers go gambling by the busload. Now, 29 states have casinos, and politicians court voters with calls to expand gambling and milk it for tax revenue. <a href="http://pennlive.com/news/patriotnews/index.ssf?/xml/story.ssf/html_standard.xsl?/base/news/1052645723257260.xml">FULL STORY</a>
Read More . . .The convenience of sites causing many users to go into debt. With the proliferation of Internet gambling sites -- there are now more than 1,800 -- debt troubles could become all too common, according to therapists who work with compulsive gamblers.
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