2007 July 04 Gambling News, Events and Happenings

“Yu-Gi-Oh!”. Leaving kings, queens, jacks and jokers behind, the collectible-trading-card world has grown into an elaborate and profitable form of gaming. Since its humble hobby-shop beginnings, “Magic”

LA TRINIDAD barangay officials are working out for the possible operation of the bingo raffle sa barangay in the town.

“Seven represents the aura. Three sevens equals 21 (2+13). Three represents the positive mind. Add the 7 p.m. hour and you have four sevens, which equals 28 (2+810). Ten is the radiant body.”

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A bingo hall and bar on Hastings Pier are set to reopen to the public on Friday evening.

MICHIGAN — As reported by the Detroit News: “Despite the lure of enormous jackpots and bigger profits, some Michigan charities are turning their backs on Big Money Bingo — a new statewide progressive game that links bingo halls electronically so all the players are vying for the same prize.

ENGLAND — As reported by the Guardian: “Rank Group is installing outdoor shelters with gambling machines at its Mecca Bingo clubs to try to mitigate the impact of the smoking ban, which starts in England this weekend.

National frontbencher Gerry Brownlee has quit the casino company that he hoped would help clean up the gambling industry.

“It’s a skill game. That’s why there are so many professionals out there. They keep winning because they’re good.”