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Gambling Online is a directory of online gambling sites which allows users to leave online gambling site reviews. We provide links to each site along with reviews about the site. We have categorized the directory into online Casino gambling, Online Poker, Sport betting, bookmakers, Bingo and Lottery Gaming sites each of which we provide up to date news for.
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Gambling News
Cincinnati Bengals Gamble On Bryant, Not T.O.
The Cincinnati have made their big free agent wide receiver splash, and the signing on Wednesday was not the receiver everyone had expected. The Bengals signed Antonio Bryant instead of Terrell Owens.
Full storyCountry Crossings Loses Gambling Appeal To Federal Court
A federal judge has sided with the Task Force on Illegal Gambling in an appeal by Country Crossings to have a temporary restraining order put in place against the Task Force in Alabama.
Full storySnow Buries Atlantic City Casino Revenue In February
The last thing the Atlantic City casino industry needed was a harsh winter, but that is exactly what it got. Consequently, revenue continued to tumble at the city's eleven casinos in February.
Full storyNew York Steps Up Gambling Addiction Recovery Centers
The state of New York has expanded gambling much like many other states around the US, but they have also made sure there are plenty or resources for those with gambling addictions.
Full storySan Jose City Council Says Yes To Gambling Expansion Vote
The economy apparently has reached the point where it has broken down San Jose City Council members. After rejecting the idea of expanded gambling two years ago, the Council has now voted to place the issue on the June ballot.
Full storyMLB Betting Preview: Twins May Be Without Closer Nathan For Season
The Minnesota Twins have made some improvements in the off season to a team that won the American League Central last year. There playoff hopes for this year, however, have already taken a hit with the injury to closer Joe Nathan.
Full storyCalder Casino Slot Revenue Comes Out Of Gates Slowly In Florida
The Calder Casino & Race Course had to know that it was going to take time to catch up to other pari-mutuels when it came to slot revenue. That was evidenced this week by the revenue generated in the first month the slots were operating.
Full storyThousands Of Alabamians Remain Out Of Work Over Gambling Issue
The Task Force on Illegal Gambling has successfully driven thousands of Alabama residents out of work with recent raids on gambling establishments. Tow of the biggest employers in the state remained closed as of Tuesday.
Full storyEducation The Key During National Problem Gambling Awareness Week
National Problem Gambling Awareness Week began on Monday and agencies all across the US are educating people on all of treatment options that are available for those with a gambling addiction.
Full storyTropicana Entertainment Casino Company Emerges From Bankruptcy
Tropicana Entertainment has become the first major gaming company to emerge from bankruptcy caused by the economic recession. Billionaire Carl Icahn announced the news on Monday.
Full storyRoethlisberger Gambling With Steelers Future After Latest Incident
Ben Roethlisberger has been given the benefit of the doubt by the Pittsburgh Steelers and their fans, but his latest incident in a Georgia nightclub Thursday is testing the patience of his supporters.
Full storyLas Vegas Sands To Make Casino Resort Proposal In Florida Wednesday
Las Vegas Sands will get their chance to share with lawmakers in Florida a vision of two major casino resorts in the state. The proposal will be shown to legislators on Wednesday.
Full storyAnnie Duke Captures National Heads-Up Poker Championship
NBC's National Heads-Up Poker Championship is the poker equivalent to the NCAA college basketball tournament. Sixty-four players enter, and only one can be champion, which this year turned out to be Annie Duke.
Full storyOscar's Give Reason To Fight Against Online Gambling Prohibition
Thousands of gamblers tried their hand on Sunday night at correctly prognosticating the outcome of the Oscars. Anyone who bet on The Hurt Locker gave reason to believe that any form of gambling could be considered skill.
Full storyGambling Debate Could Heat Up In Massachusetts This Week
Last week, House Speaker Robert DeLeo confirmed his plans to introduce gambling expansion legislation. This week, the debate over the issue could heat up between lawmakers.
Full storyCollege Basketball Betting Preview: Kentucky Nears Number One Seed
The Kentucky Wildcats college basketball team has gone from struggling to mighty in the course of one season. Coach John Calipari has his sights set on a number one seed in the upcoming NCAA tournament.
Full storyLas Vegas Style Casino Plans Fuel Debate In Arizona
The Tohono O'odham Nation's plans to build a mega-casino resort similar to those found in Las Vegas has sparked controversy in Arizona. It has drawn so much negative feedback, that lawmakers are looking to stop the plans.
Full storyGambling Arrests Made In Alabama, But Not By Task Force
Four arrests were made in Fairhope, Alabama on Sunday morning after authorities raided the 19th Hole Bar. The raid, however, was not conducted by the Task Force on Illegal Gambling.
Full storyFlorida Senate Offers Seminoles A Gambling Ultimatum
The Florida Senate was unhappy last year when they sent a Bill to complete a gambling compact with the Seminole Indians and it was changed. Now, the Senate has again offered a compact, along with a take it or leave it attitude.
Full storyIowa Governor Pushes Regulators Towards Casino Expansion
Governor Chet Culver understands that Iowa already has many casinos, but the governor is pushing gaming regulators to approve four new licenses in the state.
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