A study finds baccarat gamblers take more risks after winning than losing; online race bettors who lose take longer breaks between sessions.
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In-running advantage a good reason to attend racetracks?
A UK sports writer wonders if there might be a distinct advantage to the average in-running bettor by attending horse races in person.
Anti-gambling crusaders have (and will) always been with us
A century ago, anti-gambling crusaders in New Zealand were calling for 'the profession of the bookmaker' to be made illegal.
Do statistics suggest gambling lowers risk of lung cancer?
U.S. states are increasingly turning to expanded gambling options to make up for tax revenues lost via declining sales of cigarettes.
Sands China boss ousted after clashing with Sheldon Adelson
Sands China CEO Steve Jacobs fired. Rumors suggest casue is recent war of words with chairman Sheldon Adelson over Japanese expansion.
Barney Frank online gambling bill scheduled for markup on July 27
Barney Frank-sponsored online gambling bill HR2267 scheduled for markup July 27, one week after it was debated at House Financial Services Committee.
Edmonton Oilers owner says threat to move team ‘not a threat’
Edmonton Oilers owner Daryl Katz claims that telling city officials he'd move the team unless they built him a new arena wasn't really a threat.
Half of French gamblers shun state-sanctioned betting sites
Postmortem of 2010 World Cup betting in France reveals that despite liberalization, half of French bettors still prefer wagering with 'illegal' sites
Canada’s Indian tribes eye launch of national gaming commission
Canadian aboriginal leaders meet in Winnipeg to discuss formation of national gaming commission to facilitate increased control over gaming issues.
