Players on the troubled Chico Poker Network (CPN) are eagerly anticipating the calendar flipping over to July 1, as that's the day the company has pledged to restart its long overdue payouts to customers
Read More . . .When was the last time you decided to bet on a team, but found new information and decided to back their opponent? If you don't do this very often, it could be because you've become a victim of "confirmation bias", a phenomenon that can harm your betting.
Read More . . .Online and land-based casino games and solutions firm Bally Technologies Incorporated has signed a deal that will see its range of online slots made available to Paddy Power players.
Read More . . .Sheldon Adelson wants the world to know his stance on Internet gaming.
Read More . . .Business has been on the decline in Atlantic City casinos for six years and running. To stop the bleeding, casinos are betting big on online gaming—an option that, of course, gives gamblers an easy way to avoid Atlantic City entirely.
Read More . . .Rep. Joe Barton, who has proposed federal online poker bills in the past without success, believes his new measure will one day gain approval.
Read More . . .It was back in 2006 when the US government made banks and money processing firms responsible for prohibiting any transaction that had anything to do with online poker and internet wagering on US soil.
Read More . . .With Atlantic City's diminishing gaming returns, the resort - all of New Jersey, really - is desperate for something to boost tourism and raise revenue. The proposed solution: betting on pro and college sports.
Read More . . .Online gambling isn't just bad, it's dangerous and immoral: So argues Sheldon Adelson, CEO of the biggest gaming company in the world.
Read More . . .Let’s face it. Casinos (and those who run them) are not exactly renowned for their honesty.
Read More . . .The Atlantic Club recently responded to PokerStars' most recent filing in New Jersey Appellate Court, where the online poker giant is attempting to see a reversal of the voiding of its deal to buy the Atlantic City casino for $15 million.
Read More . . .A federal judge on Monday granted the defendants' motion for a stay of discovery in a class action suit over gambling losses.
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