2010 December 16 Gambling News, Events and Happenings

I’m finally home in Melbourne, Australia, after the busiest two months of my life, including one heck of a November to remember .

The final few days of the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives are proving crucial to the U.S. online poker community, whose future and very existence hangs in the balance.

The city won’t be taking a chance on giving a North Shore bingo hall the opportunity to add an unlimited number of slot machines to its operation.

Poker players might have another place to play, now that the Douglas County commissioners approved a change to the fairgrounds license.

A masked man robbed at knifepoint the attendant of a poker arcade in Puerto Rico Sunday night.

Bills to allow Internet gambling and help subsidize race horse breeders are expected to advance in the New Jersey Legislature.

I’m not sure when my family stopped giving me tacky sweaters for Christmas. Everyone who did - and I won’t call anyone out today - is still alive, but they tend to give plastic instead of wool these days.

eGaming Service provider, Spiral Solutions Ltd. has partnered with Virtuadz, a social games marketing agency, to launch a new, free-to-play online games portal, La Ruée vers L’or, for the French market. Larueeverslor.fr aims to capitalise on the demand for free online games and the increase of social and casual gaming on Facebook. The site will […]

Off-season workouts are progressing despite chilly temperatures, and the Deming High School Wildcat Baseball is also focusing on fundraising.