Casinos in the Indian states of Goa and Sikkim cleared to reopen on November 1 after over seven months of pandemic-related shutdown.
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Day 7 of the 2010 World Series of Poker finds the field reduced to 27 players, with Joseph Cheong in the lead with 24.5M chips.
Court says NCAA ticket system may violate Indiana lottery law
Federal judge orders Indiana judge to hear class action suit brought by sports fans against the NCAA over its ticket allocation lottery.
Weather expert says Atlantic City overdue for hurricane strike
Noted weather forecaster claims that Atlantic City is one of five eastern seaboard cities that is overdue to be struck by a hurricane.
Another day, another round of Asian gambling arrests
Interpol releases latest figures from World Cup gambling arrests, while Japanese police make first-ever mobile phone betting ring arrests.
B.C.’s online gambling site crashes on first day of operation
PlayNow.com, British Columbia's much-touted online gambling site, crashes on its first day of operations due to overwhelming traffic demands.
Michael Ballack’s agent blames ‘gays’ for German World Cup defeat
German footballer Michael Ballack's agent, Michael Becker, is supposed to have 'outed' players on Germany's World Cup squad as gay to Der Spiegel.
Horse racing that actually makes money? Go on…
The Hong Kong Jockey Club finishes its racing season with $74.6 billion (US$9.6 billion) in revenues, an 11% increase over the previous year.
Will B.C.’s online gambling launch help Barney Frank’s bill?
As Barney Frank prepares for a Financial Services Committee hearing on his internet gambling bill, will BC's online gambling launch help his case?
