2005 November 09 Gambling News, Events and Happenings

Experts around the country agree teen gambling is skyrocketing and so are problems.

Using credit card has become a way of life. They are a convenient alternative to carrying cash. The casino is one place you do not want to use your credit card. Some players make the mistake of taking a cash…

Forget shuffleboard, needlepoint and bingo. Web logs, more often the domain of alienated adolescents and home to screeds by middle-aged pundits, are gaining a foothold as a new leisure-time option for senior citizens.

Internet gambling companies that spend millions advertising in taxis and on the London Underground face a government crackdown amid concern that many of them are breaking the law.

The leader of an Oregon tribe that runs a profitable casino asked Congress on Wednesday to block other Indian tribes from setting up casinos outside their reservations.

First, the good news: For the first time ever, the Country Music Association Awards will be open to the public, and a whole week’s worth of memorable activities will lead up to the big night.

Earnings Are Down from Same Quarter Last Year WPT Enterprises, Inc. today announced results for the three months ended Oct.

Family Council, the conservative political action group, oppossed to expanded gambling in Hot Springs and West Memphis is now considering filing a lawsuit.

Borgata Poker Classic Brings Number of Tournaments to 17 The World Poker Tour tacked on another event to the already packed schedule for season four of the popular tournament poker show.