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The focus of the gambling world in week two of the college football season will surround the Horseshoe in Ohio as Miami and Ohio State prepare to hook up for the first time since a controversial call cost the Hurricanes a title.
It has been a long couple of days for gaming regulators in Pennsylvania, but on Wednesday the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board finally ended the public hearing on a proposed casino at Gettysburg.
The same bar where the driver that killed Los Angeles Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart last year had been drinking, has now been raided for illegal gambling activity.
It was a night of music that county fans will not soon forget. ABC televised the CMA Music Festival on Wednesday, and thousands of online gamblers joined the millions of others who watched the telecast.
The deadline has now come and gone to submit applications for the last casino license in Missouri, and five developers will square off to win the rights to the license.
The Big Ten announced its realignment plans on Wednesday evening for the 2011 season, and the college football betting odds could forever be altered by the fact that Ohio State and Michigan will be playing in different divisions.
The Macau casino gambling industry is getting so big that their monthly revenue figures are measured in billions. August was another good month, with revenue rising forty percent.
American Wagering is bringing sports betting to online gamblers for the upcoming football season. Bets will be accepted from a new app for the Blackberry phone, and the Internet will play prominently in the gambling.
The battle in Pennsylvania has begun between people who want a casino built at the famed Gettysburg site and those who are opposed to the casino. A public hearing started Tuesday, and may run through Thursday.
Online gamblers who had been playing poker and other games on their computers throughout the day took a break Tuesday evening to watch President Barack Obama deliver his presidential address.
It was revealed on Tuesday that Heisman award winner Mark Ingram will miss the first game of the year for Alabama, and any subsequent absences from the lineup could result in a shift of the college football betting odds.
The Global Gaming Expo is considered to be the top gambling conference in the world for the gaming industry, and next year the conference will shift not only location, but also to an earlier time in the year.
Pennsylvania is having a big problem with parents leaving their children in the car while the adult goes in a casino and gambles. Two lawmakers are seeking stronger penalties for those who commit this crime.
The Hurricane Earl path is being closely monitored by casino executives up and down the East Coast of the US. The casinos are hoping that the storm steers clear of land, allowing for gambling to continue at a regular pace.
The official partnering of the stars and the professional dancers for Dancing with the Stars season 11 does not come out until tomorrow, but the betting odds have already been released on which pro will win.
The third week of the NFL preseason saw some lines reach over a touchdown, but with the starters expected to play little in the final game, the betting odds have dropped once again for the last preseason games.
The Singapore government sent a message this past weekend that the new casino resorts in the country should be left to tourists who want to gamble. Singapore residents should stay away, was the message delivered by the prime minister.
The Hurricane Earl path that is being projected could be another blow to the Atlantic City casino industry. The hurricane is expected to bring heavy storms to New jersey by Friday morning.
North Carolina authorities moved in on a location this past week where an illegal poker game was being held. The authorities arrested eight people and seized a slew of poker paraphernalia.
It was a night of upsets at the Emmy's on Sunday, with Eric Stonestreet, Jane Lynch, and Edie Falco helping online gamblers beat the betting odds for the evening.
In July, researchers at the University of Alberta "solved the game" using brute computer force. As such, their computer knew the best strategy to play as much as possible to 50 billion positions auditor. The man must now be very scared to bet money against a virtual opponent, for fear that they are really facing the Alberta computer or its clone.
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