2007 October 31 Gambling News, Events and Happenings

“The reason that we (Australia) are the world’s biggest gamblers is because our states have a very narrow revenue base and they’ve desperately turned to poker machines in particular to fund schools and hospitals”

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News from Poker

There will be 20 games for $20. Early bird, special games, and raffles will be extra. Doors open at 1:00 with the early bird game starting at 1:45. Regular bingo begins at 2:00. Light refreshments will be available.

News from Bingo

The world of poker is coming hard and fast to China in the form of the first major international No Limit Texas Holdem poker tournament to be held in that country. via What’s new on Launchpoker.com

News from Poker

HARTFORD - At first it sounds odd … the idea of promoting literacy through bingo, but over 100 parents and children proved its value last Tuesday night at Grassy Fork Elementary School.

News from Bingo

Thanks to a law passed this year by Arkansas legislators, two non-profit organizations in Arkadelphia have a new way to raise money - Bingo.

News from Bingo

“It’s a great way to learn and practice the skills of seeing what things look like from another person’s point of view.”

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News from Poker

Two men who funded a casino gambling spree from a tourist’s stolen cheque book are jailed.

News from Gambling

GAMBLERS can bet until 6am after councillors agreed to extend two casinos’ hours.

News from Casino

SPRINGFIELD — Before Illinois lawmakers vote to expand gambling, House Speaker Michael Madigan says they should first toughen oversight of the stateâ™s casinos.

News from Gambling