2011 May 13 Gambling News, Events and Happenings

Ten-year jail terms and the “naming and shaming” of athletes and officials are among measures Australian sports administrators said they want to combat the illegal betting industry.

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TEN-year jail terms and the “naming and shaming'’ of athletes are among measures Australian sport bosses want to combat the illegal betting industry.

Olympics boss John Coates has called for powers to ‘name and shame’ those involved in illegal betting.

Tribal officials welcomed gambling enthusiasts to their new casino on the Crow Reservation.

The Australian Olympic Committee warned its athletes competing at the 2012 London games on Saturday that they’ll be thrown off the Australian …

All the chips went in pre-flop with Mack having 24,500, Alexis Harakis was down to 7,000 and had A K and an unknown player who covered both holding pocket tens.

A casino project sits idle for a third night after Gov. John Kasich insists on revising the voter-approved agreement between Ohio and casino developers.

Judge says defense lawyers have valid concern over gathering of wiretaps.