Gambling News

Philadelphia is very close to having a casino on its territory. Sugarhouse Casino in Fishtown is about to open on September 23rd.

It was reported that Lord McIntosh Of Haringey, who was the president of GamCare and was behind the Gambling Act of 2005, had died of cancer at the age of 77.

Las Vegas Sands Corporation delay their Macau Resort due to shortage of construction workers at the construction site.

The government of Greece is considering the opportunity to legalize the gambling in order to bring funds to the budget of the country which are believed to be around $900 million every year.

Richard Beccera from Coachella, California won a jackpot of more than $219,000 at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino, while playing a slot game named Diamond Wheel Of Fortune.

Ohio voters voted for approving of casino gambling in the state of Ohio, United States. Ohio has got one of the highest unemployment rates among all the states in USA and it is believed that the casino gambling will reduce the unemployment rate drastically.

Harrah is constructing a new casino in Cincinnati, USA, however, the name of the new property is still to be decided.

Municipal DAmneville Casino together with World Poker Tour will organize a poker event with €3200 + €200 buy-in from November 2nd to November 6th 2010.

A British gambler who placed an alien bet filed a complaint to the Minister Of Sport in England because Ladbrokes refused to pay out his bet.

It is said that Germans are about to make the striptease poker an anual international championship.

A 21-year old Scotsman forged his father's signature on checks worth £24,450 because he wanted to play poker.

The online gambling industry is optimistic about the moves in the United States that may lead to the regulation of the online gambling which is prohibited since 2006.

Evander Holyfield, the world-famous boxer, is to attend the largest poker fair in the world - Poker In The Park which will be held in Leicester Square in London.

It's been second day since the problems with the air conditioning systems at three major hotels - Trump Plaza, Caesars and Boardwalk Hall - in Atlantic City, New Jersey, started.

Kelvin Etuhu, a player for Manchester City, was arrested after he had an argument with three other people at 235 Casino in Manchester, England.