Even though no brick-and-mortar casinos were open in April because of the coronavirus pandemic, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board still released a gaming revenue report for the month. That's because gamblers could still access internet games of chance, and revenue figures released Monday reflected that.
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Free horse racing picks and predictions from Doug Upstone for Tuesday racing action.
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Mississippi's casinos scoured safety guidelines and prepared Saturday to put them in place before the businesses reopen doors to gamblers on Thursday.
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Interestingly, the man so closely associated with gambling on NFL games, made his big breakthrough with a winning wager on a presidential election.
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He says he blew large portions of his wages on Texas Hold'Em when he was 19 The former Arsenal forward says he has learnt from him mistakes with gambling
Read More . . .Last week, the founder of Barstool Sports, Dave Portnoy, was the highest bidder in a unique auction that would allow the lucky winner to spend an evening watching an NFL game with league commissioner Roger Goodell. Portnoy paid $250,000 for the opportunity, which will see Goodell invite the entrepreneur into his home when, and if, the football season gets underway. However, Goodell may not be totally pleased with the outcome of the auction, and might try to do something to sabotage it.
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If more proof was needed that a state’s public health emergency declarations are often only as powerful as the willingness of individuals to follow them, we bring you skill games - the controversial play-for-pay video games crowded in twos and threes in bars, convenience stores and other businesses around the state.
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COVID-19 quarantines have strengthened the attraction of online casino gaming among players and legislators throughout the United States, three industry executives said Thursday.
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Former NBA center Frank Brickowski said Friday he once walked into Michael Jordan's hotel suite to see the remnants of a $2 million night of gambling. Brickowski told John Canzano of the The Oregonian he accompanied fellow NBA player Charles Oakley to the room at 9 a.m. one morning and was amazed at the scene:
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