New Jersey Governor Abandons Racing, Looks To Casino Growth
Governor Chris Christie has drawn a line in the sand and it is unfortunate for any advocates of the racing industry in New Jersey. Governor Christie is focusing on Atlantic City casino growth, and abandoning the racing industry.

Pennsylvania Continues Gambling Push In Northeast With Expansion
The state of Pennsylvania took another step on Sunday towards becoming the casino gambling capital of the East Coast. Three more casinos unveiled their new table games over the weekend.

National Ice Cream Day A Treat For Gamblers In Las Vegas Casinos
Today is National Ice Cream Day in the US and that is good news for gamblers in Atlantic City and Las Vegas that are dealing with sweltering heat.

NHL's Blue Jackets Look To Gambling Revenue For Financial Support
The NHL did not receive the interest boost it expected from the Olympics this past winner, leaving several teams financially strapped. The Columbus Blue Jackets are looking for gambling revenue to help solve financial problems.

Trump Plaza Casino In Atlantic City Forced To Close In Summer Heat
Trump Entertainment Resorts emerged from bankruptcy on Friday, but the good news was short lived as the company had to close Trump Plaza Hotel & Casino due to sweltering heat and a lack of air conditioning.

Atlantic City Gambling Revenue Further Hurt By Lack Of AC
The summer months have been tough enough on Atlantic City casinos over the past couple of years. On Thursday, gambling revenue was further hurt at two AC casinos because of a loss of air conditioning.

Camarillo Fire May Keep Gamblers Away From Casinos Tonight
Gamblers may be staying at their homes tonight instead of heading out to their favorite casinos due to the Camarillo fire that burned on Tuesday.

River City Casino Continues To Pack In The Gamblers In St. Louis
The month of June brought bad news to most St. Louis casinos, but River City again showed that they can continue to bring in the gamblers in record numbers.

Money Magazine Best Places To Live: Casinos Help Ann Arbor
Those US residents looking to relocate and still enjoy their casino experience may want to check into Ann Arbor, Michigan. The city was ranked number forty-six in Money Magazine's best places to live, and casinos are in the vicinity.

Robert Spillane, Son Of Gambling Mobster, Dies In Manhattan
Robert Spillane grew up as the son of a legendary New York mobster, Michael Spillane. The elder Spillane was involved with gambling and other organized crime, and Robert, an actor, fell to his death on Saturday morning in Manhattan.

Excessive Gambling Loss And Alcohol Should Not Mix In Las Vegas
Alcohol and gambling have gone hand in hand for decades in the US, but there are some who believe that excessive gambling losses should stop the flow of alcohol to the gamblers losing the money.

Conn. Gamblers Take A Break To Attend Sailfest New London 2010
Gamblers in the state of Connecticut are taking a break from the casinos this weekend and attending the Sailfest New London 2010 festivities, capped with Thames River fireworks.

Atlantic City Gambling Revenue Down In June, Competition Looms
June was a month when Atlantic City casinos could show their new competitors in Delaware and Pennsylvania that they are still the place for table game gambling, and the failed miserably. Revenue decreased by eleven percent.

Suffolk Downs Attempts To Change Gambling Game In Massachusetts
Lawmakers in Massachusetts are attempting to sort out their differences and reconcile gambling legislation passed by the Senate and House. Suffolk Downs, meanwhile, has unveiled a plan for a massive gambling facility.

Jessica Simpson Gambling On Another NFL Player, Eric Johnson
Gamblers that chose to bet on the Dallas Cowboys a few seasons ago were upset that quarterback Tony Romo used his off week before the playoffs to travel with then-girlfriend Jessica Simpson. Now Simpson is again trying her luck with an NFL player.

Indiana Working On Program To Keep Deadbeat Parents' Gambling Wins
Lawmakers in the state of Indiana have passed a law that will require casinos to check jackpot winners against a list of deadbeat parents. The online program being created should be up by next year.

Gambling Interests Driving Political Campaigns In Alabama
The gambling debate in Alabama has reached the political level and with the issue being the most divisive among the candidates, it has driven a whopping number of campaign donations.

World Cup Causes Gambling Decrease At Macau Casinos
The World Cup is not only attracting millions of bettors worldwide, but the event is also being blamed for a decrease in gambling at Macau casinos.

Expanded Gambling In Colorado Not Meeting Expectations
When the gambling laws were changed to allow expanded gambling hours and higher limits in Colorado casinos, revenue expectations were high. After one year, those expectations have not yet been met.

July 4th Gambling Begins Friday At Greenbrier In West Virginia
The Greenbrier has housed some of the top celebrities and politicians in the world and now they are prepared for the grand opening of the Casino Club on Friday night.