2006 January 25 Gambling News, Events and Happenings

The San Francisco Police Department has issued a security warning to users of automated teller machines after one such machine was found to have a device attached that recorded users’ ATM card information.

Shrinking revenue has forced Big Brothers and Big Sisters of the Inland Northwest to shut down its bingo operation. The bingo operation was once of the organizations biggest fundraisers.

Konami today announced Konami All-In Poker for Xbox. Shuffle up and deal in this all-new title that features an intuitive interface, crisp graphics, compelling gameplay animations and single player tutorials.

The recent relaxation of membership rules has resulted in more women and under-40s visiting Stanley Leisure’s casinos.

Back in the 1990, the Cherokee Indians signed a compact with former Gov. Jim Hunt to legalize video gambling on their reservation. Now, they’re negotiating with Gov. Mike Easley for more.

SHARES in Stanley Leisure gained nearly 3 per cent yesterday after Britain’s largest casino operator said punters were streaming into its regional outlets in the wake of the government’s liberalisation of the nation’s gambling laws.

Four Schenectady men face charges for allegedly running a gambling ring. Paul Drago, 45, and Louis Pasquariella, 32, are charged with a felony for promoting gambling.

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ — – 01/25/2006 — Limit poker may not be today’s most popular form of poker but the game is still alive in Atlantic City thanks to the strong die-hard player base that is willing to come out …

Many teens hit the casino to gamble on the day they turn 18. For some it’s a rite of passage.