2006-11-15

• U.S. Department of Justice Chooses Wavecrest Computing to Monitor Employee Web Use
• Official Poker, Inc. releases Poker Chip and Card Handling 4-DVD Gift Box Set
• NYC: Gambling Web site brings 24 charges
• 27 busted in online gambling Web site
• Pennsylvania's first slots casino opens,
• Ex-lobbyist Abramoff begins serving prison sentence
• Baseball scout charged in online gambling ring
• US authorities break up criminal on-line gambling operation
• NYPD busts billion dollar gambling ring
• Mystery deepens over man's 1964 death

2006-11-14

• Wide-open Nevada restricts smoking
• Pa.'s 1st casino braces for opening day
• Pennsylvania's 1st slots casino opens
• Showtime "Insatiable" for actresses
• Pa.'s first slots casino opens
• Pennsylvania's 1st casino to open
• Gambling.com Goes Multilingual as it Expands into New Markets
• MGM Mirage sees strong New Year in Las Vegas
• Bradley easily straddled 'duality' of his roles

2006-11-13

• Review: Craig shines in 'Casino Royale'
• Review: `Casino Royale' has winning hand
• Long returns home from Tri-Nations rugby tour
• Landry's Reworks Its Menu
• China's farmers turn to vice to fill cultural void
• Life sentences expected for gang leaders
• Free Casino Games Arcade Released by Casino Gambling Web, Ltd.
• Stock fever abates as Saudi market falls
• Garcia Cross-Examined By Prosecutors

2006-11-12

• James Bond and Casino Royale Take the Spotlight at 777.com

2006-11-11

• UK-Odd Summary
• In sin city Vegas, erotic dancers must keep distance
• Reid Plans Senate Push on Cargo Screening, Drug Costs
• Online Slots Tournament Freeroll Offers $10,000 Prize Pool to Players
• Golden Palace Casino Shutting Down to U.S. Players

2006-11-10

• Online Gamblers Worked To Defeat Sponsor Of Anti-Gambling Legislation
• NY crime family members face gambling ring charges
• Costner wins ruling in S.D. casino spat
• Travel Bureau 'Outraged' At $1.5M Embezzlement
• Vegas Strip, Macau And Mergers Have Casino Owners On A Roll
• Pelosi On Iraq: War? What War?
• Monetta Rearing New Children's Fund
• Mob gambling ring busted, police say
• Is Legalizing Video Gambling Indiana's Best Bet?
• U.S. settles case against BetOnSports

2006-11-09

• In the South, 'Borat' hits a peculiar funny bone
• Shaping the Future of Online Gambling
• William V. Corr, Tobacco-Free Kids: 'Maryland Voters Take a Stand for Right to Breathe Clean Air by Electing Robey to State Senate'
• Voters Approve Record Six Anti-tobacco Ballot Initiatives to Reduce Smoking, Save Lives
• Ryanair's Profits Still Gaining Altitude
• New Silver Slipper casino in Mississippi
• Prosecutor: Tavern Shutdowns Just One Reason For Loss
• No guarantees in 2007 for Daly after bruising year
• Reid set to be Senate majority leader

2006-11-08

• Hong Kong's rich and powerful farewell tycoon Fok
• Desperate to leave, Iraqi family finds solace in new baby
• Pirates and Beer Take Over Everest Casino's Slots Club in November
• Initiatives seen key to some Congress races
• Police: Fla. Boy Kills Over Dice-Game Debt
• Wynn 3rd-qtr profit up on Macau rights sale
• PGA's Daly headed for fourth divorce
• Wynn profit jumps on gain, but lags analysts' view

2006-11-07

• Woman runs for Navajo Nation presidency
• Robinson & Associates Will Introduce Guest Advocacy in Gaming for First Time Overseas at European Casino Summit
• Bad-boy director rekindles career with "Fire"
• Ladbrokes confirms takeover interest in 888
• Policing Online Money Laundering
• Atlantic City losing quirky past
• Fire chiefs warn toll from Nevada hotel blaze could increase
• Indian tribes seek labor law exemption
• New security products shun problem sites

2006-11-05

• Candidates Make Final Push For Votes
• 7Sultans Online Casino Launches New 15 Minute Free Time Offer in UK and Europe
• Jimmie Johnson grabs NASCAR points lead

2006-11-04

• Saddam verdict could spark more violence
• Taiwan president pressured to resign
• Poker News: Mike Sexton Interview with PokerLizard.com
• Purple Lounge Set to Take Sweden by Storm: Summer Dates Set for Swedish Poker Tour

2006-11-03

• China fugitive Lai said to have close links with top official
• NYRA given $8M to continue operations
• GOP may've overplayed gambling bill hand
• Lieberman looks like a November winner
• The King might be dead, but Prince lives on -- in Vegas
• From CQ Today: Ney Says He’ll Resign From House
• $10,000 Freeroll Slots Tournament Held to Launch New Reel Deal Slot Game
• Obituaries in the news

2006-11-02

• Lamont Needs Another Rally to Beat Lieberman a Second Time
• Stardust casino sees last roll of dice
• MGM Mirage 3rd-quarter profit rises 68 pct
• MGM Mirage 3Q profit rises
• Prince brings Purple Rain to desert in Las Vegas
• Letters to God end up in ocean, unread

2006-11-01

• Magna's Stronach defeats hedge fund bid: report
• Woman arrested for murder as six die in Nevada hotel blaze
• Ryanair offers gambling Web site
• List of Poker Sites Accepting the U.S. Gets Updates
• AD:TECH NYC Analysts Report Interactive Industry M&A Activity Continues to Boom
• Million Dollar Hole-In-One® Annual Tournament
• Gambling.Com Targets Non-US Global Expansion From Strengthened Financial Base
• Britain to regulate online gaming, opposes US ban
• Britain to regulate online gaming, opposes U.S. ban
• Stones cancel Hawaii, juggle dates as Jagger rests

2006-10-31

• Ghostly tours of Galveston
• Tax hike no handicap for Pa. governor
• Pot, Slots and Doves: A Look at the Year’s Quirkier Ballot Questions
• Britain hosts online gambling conference
• Trump Entertainment profit jumps 81 pct
• Islamic finance quality standard is launched in Britain
• Britain to regulate online gaming
• Connecticut Races: Lieberman Lead Declines
• Jowell seeks to regulate Internet gambling

2006-10-30

• CasinoTopGuide.com Says the American Gambling Community is Frustrated as a Result of the Recent Law Change Forcing Most Online Casinos to Stop Accepti
• Gaming firm 888 confirms in talks
• Online gaming firm 888 says in tie-up talks
• China's lawmakers consider banning children from Internet cafes
• Phillip Bimstein "Larkin Gifford's Harmonica" CD Released by Starkland
• 2 wars, 2 votes in Congress, only 10 who got both right
• FTSE falls as US growth fears weigh
• James O'Keefe Searches for "Missing" Tim Cahill

2006-10-29

• Kerry campaigns for Texas' Bell
• Dotzup and Milbank Roy to Announce New Domain Financing Program at Traffic East Convention
• Real Money Poker Sites for United States Players in Demand

2006-10-27

• Las Vegas Wranglers coach Glen Gulutzan keeps players' minds on hockey
• Republicans gambling on New Jersey
• Many Online Casinos Still Service Players in the USA, Says Online Gambling Insider
• Britain criticizes U.S. online bet ban

2006-10-26

• Ontario plans crackdown on online gambling
• Dallas Cowboys New Starting Quarterback Tony Romo has Promising History, One that has SportsGambling.com Players Looking at Cowboys as Underdog this S
• Rendell Defends Comments On Gambling Seniors
• Australia's PBL set for international expansion: Packer
• Stem cell issue roils Missouri race
• Spitting on the rules
• Putin expects to remain force in Russia
• 'Ordinary Nation,' Drama of an Economist at Crossroads, Premieres in MO

2006-10-25

• Briefing notes on how infrastructure finance works
• Senate: Casino Smoking County's Call
• Stanford Study Says Many Are Addicted to the Net
• Fla. priest surrenders to police
• Cyberarts Announces Global Software Platform for Online Gaming Service Developers
• Battleground Dispatches for Oct. 24
• “Short Term Thrills, Long Term Bills”: Study Shows Gambling’s Disabling Influence on Financial Wellness
• Fortune Lounge Deals Winning Blow to Billionth Hand Promo
• Malaysia fights looming AIDS epidemic
• New law on Web gambling may hurt poker
• FBR Fund Wins With A Few Big Bets
• Experts: Ban won't stop online gambling

2006-10-23

• A rethink on shunning sin

2006-10-22

• Kinky Friedman a 'Lone Ranger' on trail
• Match-fixing in England World Cup under Delhi police spotlight

2006-10-21

• Eye On Gambling (EOG.com): Top Offshore Sportsbook Bodog Acquires WWTS Sportsbook for $9 Million
• Gotti Jr. avoids fourth trial for racketeering
• Court limits U.S. authority at casinos
• Calling Timeout For Overconnected Execs In The Workplace
• Internet's Lure Ensnares 1 in 8 Americans: Survey
• Detroit jury rejects suit against Pacers' O'Neal
• SEC turns its attention to real estate fraud
• South Korea Web cafes take hit from video gambling
• Online Casino Portal Announces New Design and Promotions

2006-10-20

• Triple Combo Bonus: Supersize Your Bankroll
• Japan's star racehorse in doping scandal
• Online Gambling Goes Underground
• The West adjusts to drought
• France introduced to satirical British painter Hogarth
• Brazil opposition bets corruption will haunt Lula
• A.I. refuses to give up on Sixers' hopes
• PartyGaming CEO sees PokerStars threat
• FTSE 100 follows Dow higher
• PartyGaming eyes new gaming era "aggressively"

2006-10-19

• Study: U.S. Loaded with Internet Addicts
• Users bemoan loss of Net phones in UAE
• New Website Predicts Winners of Boxing Fights
• Sportingbet to take $373 mln hit from U.S. sale
• New target emerges in Australian media feeding frenzy

2006-10-18

• TheRx.com Provides Answers in Wake of Internet Gambling Ban
• Las Vegas or San Juan to host Americas' hoop qualifier for Beijing
• Nevada to vote on legalizing marijuana
• US full of Internet addicts: study
• Australia's media barons unleash mega-deal fight for power
• Australian media shakeup begins
• CappersMall.com Provides Forum for Gamblers in Light of Internet Gambling Ban
• The #1 Bar Poker League to Host Its World Tavern Poker Open at the Birthplace of the World Series of Poker
• Shameless money schemes stain Congress' reputation
• Online Casino Counts Down New 300 Free Spins

2006-10-17

• Money fuels oil tax fight in California
• U.S. Declares Online Gambling Illegal
• New Book from OEX Options Reduces Gamble on S & P Index Options
• Internet Gambling Ban Hits Party Poker Players Hard
• Debt Survey Throws Light on Causes of Debt
• Kerzner and CapitaLand bid to build 3.34-bn dollar Singapore resort
• Asian films to fore at RomeFilmFest with works by Patrick Tam, Mira Nair
• Online gambling flourishes in Costa Rica
• Singapore casino bidders to spend more than 3 billion US dollars

2006-10-16

• Betcorp suspends U.S. operations, in sale talks
• Tale of U.S. book scam wins over Rome film festival
• It's Time for US Poker Players to Find a New Place to Play

2006-10-14

• Focus Action Praises Internet Gambling Prohibition; Law Will Protect American Families From Predatory Online Casinos
• British-listed gambling websites suspend, exit US operations
• Heineken Pours It On
• Statement from DoylesRoom.com to Online Poker Players Following Signing of Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006
• Bush signs law on security for US ports, ban on online gambling
• Ney pleads guilty, says he'll resign
• Cleopatra Finds New Players to Press Her Buttons
• US PartyPoker Ban Refugees Spread To Poker Stars

2006-10-13

• Sportingbet exits U.S. by selling out for $1
• UK firms flee U.S. gambling with $1 buyouts
• Bush signs bill on port security, online gambling
• Advocacy for Sale
• N.Korea's Kim may trade cognac for nuclear weapons
• White House says convicted Rep. Ney should resign
• First U.S. lawmaker convicted in lobbying scandal
• Congressman Robert W. Ney Pleads Guilty to Charges Involving Corruption and False Statements
• Online bet firms sell U.S. operations
• Bush signs port security, Internet bill

2006-10-12

• Israel opens first horse racetrack
• Political storm settles over Iowa
• Betcorp says to quit U.S. after online gaming ban
• Barclays and RBS warn gaming clients on U.S.: source
• Zoning Board Approves Slots Parlor
• Barclays, RBS to warn gaming clients on U.S.: sources
• PokerStars says U.S. gaming ban does not cover poker
• Israel unleashes its new horse racing industry
• Online casinos moving to Caribbean after U.S. ban
• Watching horses race just for the fun of it?

2006-10-11

• Pa. gov. candidates debate for last time
• Sportingbet downsizing unlikely after U.S. ban: paper
• More firms flee U.S. online gaming ban
• In "Evan" They Trust
• Players Club Drops Play-Through Requirements
• Singapore gets three bids for Sentosa casino
• Three bids submitted for Singapore's Sentosa casino
• InternetTexasHoldem.com Provides Internet Poker Players Guide to U.S. Unlawful Online Gambling Bill & Legislation

2006-10-09

• Blanco aims to send out insurance checks
• Council To Vote On Law Cracking Down On Nuisance Offenders
• PartyGaming loses bets on London FTSE 100 place
• VIP Gambling: Cracked crab, high stakes
• Vegas firm promises 'ace cards' for Singapore casino bid
• 777.com Seeks Out New Journalistic Talents
• Full Tilt Poker Bonus Code: “600SPOT” for New American / USA Players
• Old fashioned bunnies at new Playboy Club
• Malaysia's Genting confirms takeover of UK's Stanley Leisure

2006-10-08

• Full News Coverage of Recent U.S. Anti Online-Gambling Law at 777.com
• Britain may loosen Internet gambling law: paper
• Old fashioned bunnies at new Vegas Playboy Club

2006-10-07

• Online Gambling Bill Expected to Affect Sports Handicapping Industry Slightly
• Costa Rica's Most Popular Beer Now Available in the US

2006-10-06

• London stocks flat ahead of US jobs data
• Online Poker Sites That Still Accept US Customers
• Gambling911.com Looks to Fill Void Left by PartyPoker, Which Announced Departure from US Online Poker Market
• InterXgaming Questions Whether to Offer Online Casino Services to U.S.A Residents
• Harrah's says pulls S'pore casino bid due to costs
• Harrah's drops Singapore casino bid as too costly

2006-10-05

• Costner and the Supremes
• CHL considers seminars for players, legal options for gambling website
• Analysts see win for Playboy with Vegas club
• Brother, sister sentenced in Nev. attack
• How Do You Spend Time on Your PC at Work?
• Lawyer sees U.S. online gaming ban fuelling crime
• Bank of England holds interest rate at 4.75 percent
• Prosecutors demand more evidence to prove Vietnam match fixing
• Interior Dept. reports computer abuse
• The Bunny is back: Playboy club relaunches in Sin City

2006-10-04

• Bar Owners: Prosecutor Overstepping Bounds In Gambling Probe
• Gamblers adapt to loss of U.S. online sites
• Costner casino battle to S.D. top court
• Harrah's bid could spark other buyers
• Gaming Expert: Online Bets Will Continue, Despite New Laws
• PCMag Radio: Setting Up an HDTV, Death of Online Gambling, Motorola's Krazr
• Column: NFL, Vegas delighted by new law
• Harrah's options trade before offer is questioned
• PartyGaming dismisses report on loan problems

2006-10-03

• 52% Support Stricter Online Gambling Regulations
• PartyGaming suspends shareholder dividend amid US storm
• PartyGaming cancels interim dividend
• Online gaming firms look east after U.S. ban
• Bank of England set for "no change" to interest rates
• Party's Over for Online Gaming
• Social Networking and Online Poker connect at Gaambol.com
• Online Gambling Success for Purple Lounge
• Online Poker Just Became A Contact Sport
• European stocks slip, losses driven by auto sector

2006-10-02

• Harrah's gets $15 billion buyout bid
• US puts stranglehold on Internet gambling
• Birds flock to Finger Lakes marshland
• Harrah's gets $15 bln buyout offer, shares jump
• Online gaming in crisis over U.S. ban
• Bush to sign bill to prevent Internet gambling
• Stocks mixed in early trading
• Harrah's, Boyd swap Las Vegas assets
• Private equity firms close to buying Harrah's: WSJ
• Gaming shares crash after US bill banning online gambling

2006-10-01

• What Congress did and did not accomplish

2006-09-30

• U.S. Internet gambling bill gets last-minute push
• Congress approves Internet gambling ban bill
• Congress actions at a glance
• Ports security bill passes in the House
• Congress OKs major ports security bill
• Coastal Vacations Director Dean Marino Releases New Travel Packages
• Mobile Gambling all the More Versatile
• GOP aims to crack down on Web gambling
• Lawmakers push to finish work on bills
• Priests accused in $8 million church theft

2006-09-29

• International Casino Games Drops Anchor for Another Year
• The Elusive Fan Brings Sports Marketing to Your iPod: Podcast Based on the Definitive Playbook for Transforming Sports
• Prosecutors: 2 priests stole from parish
• GOP Tries to Tie Menendez to Scandals of Campaigns Past
• Iran head unwavering on nuclear position
• World's Largest Internet Directory for Poker, Gambling and Las Vegas is Being Created
• Authorities: 2 priests stole from parish
• Priest nabbed for skimming more than 8.5 million dollars

2006-09-28

• British economy grows by 0.7 percent in second quarter
• Poker Listings & USAmateur Poker Tour Announce Exciting Poker Table Giveaway
• Online Casino Holds the World's First $5000 Freeroll Slots Tournament
• Economy grows by 0.7 percent in second quarter
• William Hill ends U.S. gaming on legal issues
• No police action against deputy PM over casino row
• William Hill stops taking casino, poker bets from US clients
• Pa. regulators approve slots licenses
• Former Stadium Security Chief Pleads Guilty To Extortion

2006-09-27

• More accusations against reputed mobster
• Sheriff, 3 Others Indicted In Gambling Investigation
• Warner won't let GOP add causes to bill
• Online gambling bill hits snags in Congress
• Jewish cowboy comedian a contender in Texas governor race
• Week 4 2006 NFL Free Picks
• The World Wide Waste of Time
• The newyorkcityacescasino.net Team is Opening its Doors on Their New Free Standing Poker Room, Sports Book and Casino

2006-09-26

• Marie Antoinette -- villain or victim?
• Casino reopens in Gulfport, Miss.
• DVD review: Epitafios

2006-09-24

• Islamic finance prospers, backed by non-Muslims
• Casino Gambling Web Now Has Twenty RSS Gambling Newsfeeds
• Pennsylvania set to license slot parlors
• Mario Garcia Murder Trial Set To Begin

2006-09-23

• Banks to target small businesses
• Bush reading program gets failing grade
• Canadian firm buys 30 Pete Rose 'I'm Sorry' baseballs for US$30,000
• Pete Rose's apology baseballs sold
• Online Gambling -- Galloping Around the World
• New deal augurs easier life on Gibraltar

2006-09-22

• The Wealth Issue: Make money, not war
• Billionaires only occupy Forbes 400 list
• Flachi given two-month ban for illegal gambling
• Hotel-condos spread outside major cities

2006-09-21

• Man Accused In Mob-Style Hit Gets Out Of Jail
• In-Game Betting Launched at Gambling.net
• Doing Homework Will Help Keep One's Money Safe
• Gambling in Europe Now Has a Face: Casino.eu
• New Bonus System to Improve Online Gaming Experience
• Football Betting Tips And Strategies From PinnacleSports.com
• Papers show Bush allies' inside access
• New Sportingbet head vows to push ahead in US
• Rose now marketing 'I'm sorry' baseballs

2006-09-20

• Rose 'sorry' baseballs will be auctioned
• Federal regulators eye video bingo
• Names Of Those Who Loaned Money To Judge Released
• Ex-Black Panther argues for new trial
• "Six Degrees" a rewarding character ensemble
• Former Ind. Teamsters boss arrested

2006-09-19

• "Penelope" a charming, low-key fable
• Heist caper "Smith" too smart for its own good
• Bwin heads face probe
• Hong Kong's Big Buddha cable car opens after delays
• Man Arrested, Businesses Raided In Gambling Probe
• Rose signs baseballs with gambling apology
• Rose 'sorry' baseballs to be auctioned

2006-09-17

• Gamble on the Internet Announces Double Whammy
• Authentic French Limoges Boxes Halloween Figurines Limoges Porcelain Trinket Box from Limoge France are Now Available from France

2006-09-16

• London shares close flat after early gains
• Statement of Assistant Attorney General Alice S. Fisher of the Criminal Division Regarding Congressman Robert W. Ney
• Rep. Bob Ney agrees to plead guilty
• CORRECTED: Ney to admit guilt in corruption case
• Ney to admit guilt in corruption case
• Lawsuit fights N.C. video poker phaseout
• Mistrial declared in prison gang trial
• Chase outsiders seeking inspiration
• Trial in Vietnam football scam set for November: reports
• No verdict in Aryan Brotherhood trial

2006-09-15

• 'Texas Hold 'Em' Players' Attorney Challenges Gambling Law
• Lamont taps his own funds for Conn. race
• Sportingbet shares soar after chairman quits
• South Korea steps up online gambling crackdown
• Sportingbet chairman resigns after arrest in US
• Malaysia encourages Islamic finance growth
• Sportingbet Chairman Peter Dicks resigns
• OGPaper.com: Poker Lobby Protests Proposed Ban
• BetSage Sportsbook & Casino Portal Launched
• Online Bingo Gets its Own MySpace

2006-09-14

• Frist targets Internet gambling
• Thai fighter packed-off to Cuba to quit party lifestyle
• Funny Fluff at FortuNet
• Bill to curb tribal casinos fails
• BETbyINTERNET.com Offers Football Gambling Online, Casino Games, Horse Wagering, Online Poker and All New Software Platform
• Mobile Adult Video to Outstrip Traditional Text-Based Services Rising to $1.7bn by 2009

2006-09-13

• Jury Selection Under Way In Mario Garcia Trial
• UPDATE 3-Cricket-Flintoff to captain England in Ashes series
• Man Accused In Gus Boulis Hit May Be Released
• Nevada July gambling revenue up
• Online Gambling Restriction Not Likely
• Reputed Israeli mob enforcer sentenced
• Nevada gambling revenue up

2006-09-12

• Christina Ricci tickled pink with pig nose in fairy tale 'Penelope'
• Sportingbet share price plunges 41 percent
• Online Poker Players Unite for Phone March on Washington
• Gambling firm Sportingbet shares plunge
• Dispute halts off-track betting on horses Tucson Greyhound Park battling to maintain its exclusive franchise
• Guys on vacation equal Mancations
• Man Accused Of Terrorizing Washington Heights To Stand Trial
• Police bust South Korea's largest underground casino

2006-09-11

• The Search Is On For The New Face Of Purple-lounge.com
• Sportingbet not contacted by authorities
• Sportingbet still operating after arrest
• Sportingbet arrest sparks fears of wider crackdown
• FortuNet gets OK for mobile gambling
• Sportingbet executive arrested in U.S.
• Ontario casino adds sports gambling
• Antigua Complains About U.S. Arrests Of Gambling Honchos
• Md. Democrats fight to hold Senate seat
• NFL 2006: Will Panthers unseat Steelers?