Malaysian police are being asked some hard questions after a major online gambling ringleader was allowed to escape custody.
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Gangster geeks: the mafia’s low-tech online gambling sites
The FBI arrests of over 120 reputed East Coast Mafia members reveals the low-tech online gambling sites run by some of the crime families.
Australian floods temporarily close Merge Gaming Network offices
In poker news, recent flooding in Queensland AU temporarily closed the offices of Brisbane-based Merge Gaming Network.
Doyle Brunson on the move; hissy-fit Hamilton; hip-hop Hellmuth
In poker news, Doyle Brunson might move to California and Doyle's Room is rumored to be leaving Cake Network.
Hackers don’t discriminate between mobile and terrestrial targets
With smartphones touted as the next PCs, security firms warn of increasing vulnerabilities in mobile computing; Nevada casinos similarly warned;
William Hill pays dead man; Facebook pays £5.3m for initials
William Hill decides to pay out on dead man's wager that he'd beat his cancer one more year; Facebook paid $8.4m for fb.com from American Farm Bureau
Annie Duke new commissioner of Professional Poker League
In poker news, Annie Duke named commissioner of new Professional Poker League, launched by founders of Youbet.com and Jeffrey Pollack.
NAPT updates; WPT TV sked; PKR likes to fight; Eastgate’s bracelet buyer
In poker news, PokerStars updates 2011 poker tours; WPT releases 2011 TV sked; IHateJuice forced to change name.
Tablet talk: Playbook outships Xoom; News Corp delays iPad newspaper
RiM to ship 1m BlackBerry Playbooks in Q1, outpacing Motorola's 800k Xoom tablets; News Corp.'s iPad newspaper The Daily has its debut pushed back.
