2007 May 11 Gambling News, Events and Happenings

An unusual announcement occurred today with Broome County District attorney Gerald Mollen. Mollen says his 24 year old son Michael has been identified as a participant in poker games that were part of a gambling investigation by state police. The announcement comes as guilty pleas were entered for promoting gambling by three other individuals who were part of the probe. Mollen points out that …

to discuss their concerns about the effect Niagara’s casinos are having.

A former legislator’s proposal to amend Arkansas’ constitution to create a state-run gambling commission to regulate a lottery and casinos — and name himself its director — was certified Friday by the attorney general’s office.

Gambling proposal by former lawmaker certified by AG’s office.

LITTLE ROCK A former legislator’s proposal to amend Arkansas’ constitution to create a state-run gambling commission to regulate a lottery and casinos — and name himself…

Flop texture isn’t discussed much, but it ‘ s an extremely important topic, especially when you’re deciding whether to bluff at a pot. via Falls Church News-Press

Posted: 2:07 PM- Prosecutors have called the bluff of companies that allegedly helped gambling Web sites hide Internet wagers.

SALT LAKE CITY — What happens in Vegas doesn’t just happen in Vegas anymore. The U.S. attorney for Utah on Friday announced charges against seven people and four companies, including BetUS.com, accused in the processing of payments for illegal Internet gambling.

Federal authorities announced charges against seven people and four companies Friday, including BetUS.com, in an alleged scheme to disguise credit-card payments for Internet gambling.