Those who have been most affected by the introduction of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 were cheering on Friday, April 11 because Barney Frank, the House Financial Services Committee chairman and Ron Paul, the senior Financial Serv

Alberta gamblers were responsible for providing the government and charities $2.3 billion in 2006

Most states find lotteries very acceptable as far as gambling goes because they generated just so much money for state coffers

One of the leaders in website performance monitoring – WatchMouse, has been testing the sites belonging to the UK’s online gambling companies looking for errors, availability and performance.

The Washington DC publication “Townhall” this week gave all of the circus whirling around the issue of internet gambling some space this week.

Gambling is a great pastime for many people – now it is fast becoming a great pastime for students on the nation’s college campuses.

Last Friday night among the 40 people arrested were David Soreson, the Deputy Solicitor for Dorchester County along with a few former cops.

Michal Losurdo the man arrested last Friday in connection with a sports gambling ring has finally broken his silence. He said, "Certainly, my personal decisions were what you'd call, not acceptable."

With the Chinese government raking in the money thanks to the success of Macau as a gambling haven, Taiwan is now looking to get a piece of the action

According to company representatives ePassporte’s sudden shut down was the result what company brass are calling "a widespread investigation of Internet gambling, including poker" by the United States Attorney's Office for the District of Southern New Y

The rules proposed by the Unlawful Internet Gambling Regulation and Enforcement Act are simply “going nowhere” to quote Rep. Barney Frank who is sticking to his convictions that the UIGEA was neither well-though through nor properly enforced.

Across the country most people at work take part in what has become culturally accepted forms of gambling that range from sporting event pools to weekly lotteries.

While churches around the world have relaxed their stance on gambling in many places, the Philippine archdiocese is standing firm.

Missouri, along with other states, has started taking innovative efforts to address the problems of widespread student gambling.

As New Zealand’s Lotto is gearing up to go online the Lotto Powerball has reached an estimated $18 million, which will be drawn next week.

Las Vegas would certainly like to believe the experts when they assert that the gambling Mecca is should not be affected by the vagaries of the recession hitting town.