34-year-old New Jersey man beat odds of more than 32,000-to-1 last month when he correctly picked the winners of 15 National Football League games against the point spread on a $5 wager.
Read More . . .Billionaire real estate mogul Donald Trump wants to get into the online gambling business, and his daughter Ivanka Trump, executive vice president of development and acquisitions for the Trump Organization.
Read More . . .The wife of US Representative John T. Tierney is slated to testify at her brother’s federal trial on charges that he was involved in an online gambling ring, a prosecutor said in court today.
Read More . . .Hundreds of New Jersey voters have already had their preliminary say on legalized sports wagering.
Read More . . .Back on Sept. 12, when the Cardinals were still several games out of even a Wild Card spot, a bettor walked up to a window at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
Read More . . .As members of Congress grow increasingly desperate to balance the budget through increased revenue and spending cuts, nothing is off the table.
Read More . . .Fertitta Interactive, the online gambling company established last year by the family who owns Station Casinos, announced it has bought California online gaming company CyberArts Licensing LLC.
Read More . . .Sipping a beer and killing time in the 15 minutes between races at Freehold Raceway one recent afternoon, the guy in the Jets hat pondered the possibility that he might one day be able to put $100 down on his favorite football team at the same time he plunked down cash on the next sure thing at the track.
Read More . . .It’s beginning to look like the governor does not want any expansion of gambling in Illinois.
Read More . . .Some of Europe's largest online gambling operators still face a difficult regulatory regime in Germany.
Read More . . .American horseracing and casino operator Churchill Downs Incorporated has released its financial results for the third quarter of 2011.
Read More . . .Tony Abbott played to Labor's traditional heartland on Tuesday night when he told 1000 people at Campbelltown RSL in Sydney's southwest that a Coalition government would seek to rescind the Gillard government's poker machine reforms.
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