The NHL All-Star Player Fantasy Draft will be held for the first time in league history on Friday, January 28 in anticipation of the All-Star Game in Raleigh, Carolina two days later.
Read More . . .Losing at cards is no fun — but getting arrested for playing poker in your home was enough to compel a few flushed constituents of Democratic Sen. Chap Petersen to urge the Fairfax lawmaker to ante up with some legislation.
Read More . . .Ongame has claimed its new model to incentivise licensees to bring in more recreational, net depositing players, or “fish�, to the poker network has resulted in an 8% year-on-year rise in this type of customer since launch.
Read More . . .Green Bay finally has made some converts in Las Vegas - at least on the oddsmaking side of things.
Read More . . .What did you do the last time you busted out of a big-money hand? Did you take your lumps and move on? Did you pitch a Hellmuthian fit and blame the deck.
Read More . . .Las Vegas Professional Gambler Tells "60 Minutes" He's Never Had a Losing Year.
Read More . . .The Auburn Tigers won the 2011 BCS National Championship after a last-second field goal pushed them past the Oregon Ducks 22-19 on Monday night in Glendale, Ariz.
Read More . . .Ask any professional poker player after a losing night what happened, and very rarely will he attribute the outcome to bad luck.
Read More . . .New York Racing Association’s phone and Internet account wagering business has gone up dramatically following New York City Off Track Betting Corp.’s closure.
Read More . . .The UK government has received 10 bids for the Tote, according to reports. As eGaming Review indicated earlier this week, Sportech, Gala Coral and Betfred are among the confirmed bidders.
Read More . . .Here's a dose of eye-opening news — non-gamblers don't think the same way about money as poker players do.
Read More . . .In just two weeks of gambling at Foxwoods Resort Casino last year, four Korean nationals walked away from the baccarat tables with more than $870,000 in winnings.
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