2007 April 30 Gambling News, Events and Happenings - Page 5

New Jersey Devils at Ottawa Senators (-185, 5) Don Cherry said it best Saturday night when he told bettors to jump on New Jersey in the next game after goalie Martin Brodeur has a poor performance. T…

ELKO The Holder Hospitality Group Inc. has placed its 13 Nevada gaming properties up for sale.

A pair of House bills would permit U.S. gambling on the Internet as well as rewrite the royalty structure for Internet radio, possibly allowing smaller Webcasters to continue operating.

Comcast, which is the largest cable operator in the US, said it bought the 60 pct stake in FSN Bay Area and 50 pct holding in FSN New England from Cablevision unit Rainbow Media Holdings LLC. Upon completion, Comcast said it will own 100 pct of FSN New England and 60 pct of FSN Bay Area, with the remaining 40 pct still owned by an affiliate of News Corp.

Fund manager Manu Daftary looks at the BRIC markets for his first new mutual fund in a decade.

Yahoo UK has joined forces with Boss Media and the International Poker Network to offer poker to its customers in response to a growing demand. via What’s new on Launchpoker.com

* Spoiled Rotten Bingo, 10 a.m.-noon, May 3. Miller Center. * World Cup Babies Soccer, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., May 5, 12, 19, 26 (classes 3-6 of 6) Miller Center.

ZANESVILLE - Raising funds for organizations and teams can be tough. The Zanesville Vipers and Philo Youth Wrestling decided to try something different on Saturday.

When it first opened its doors in 1978, the Outpost Casino was a place befitting of its name: a saloon-styled card club in the middle of nowhere, with only a fire station as a neighbor.