2011 March 11 Gambling News, Events and Happenings

OAKLAND — On the night of his slain parents’ funeral, Ernest Scherer III perused his father-in-law’s movie library and went with violence, picking out the 2007 video-game action movie “Hitman.” So testified the poker player’s now ex-father-in-law, Adrian Bal, closing out testimony in a double-murder trial that featured more than 80 witnesses over …

Mar 11th 2011 at 6:01PM Talk about high stakes Geoffrey Parker , London-based maker of the finest games on the globe, is offering the world’s most expensive poker set for $7.5 million.

Spring has sprung and with it comes the annual March Madness of American college basketball. To add to the excitement of the NCAA basketball tournament on this month, Intertops Sportsbook is giving away free money and a basketball fan’s dream trip. /> />Available until March 18th, the 20% March Madness Bonus gives players up to $100 for free. Players wagering on March Madness college basketball games this month are also automatically entered in draws for $5000 cash and a trip to next year’
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Learn Some Facts that Show You How to Shake the Winter Blues by Learning to Play Video Poker for Fun and Profit The snowy days of winter, what does it mean for you? To most folks winter means a time of slippery sidewalks, nasty roads, flu season, and something that can be much worse for others, the Winter Blues.

The furore over the Greek government’s proposed online gambling tax rate of 6 percent of turnover appears to have been ameliorated with the news this week that following submissions from interested parties, the politicians have now opted for a 30 percent tax on gross profits. The Remote Gaming Association was among those who made submissions […]

SOME say it’s all in the luck of the cards, others swear by the skill of maintaining a ‘poker face’. Either way, Beaconsfield ace Amy Trodd, 25, looks a good bet after sweeping aside 188 players to win a poker tournament in Luton, and pocketing A 25,000 in the process.

Some Nevada lawmakers want the state to be the first to regulate the multibillion dollar, quasi-legal Internet poker industry.

Las Vegas Strip gambling revenue fell 2.5 percent in January in the third straight monthly decline as the city faces an uneven recovery, reports the Bloomberg news agency. Revenue declined to $482.7 million from $495 million a year earlier, Nevada’s Gambling Control Board figures show. Nevertheless, the feeling is that Las Vegas is beginning to […]