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Litecoin Hits One-Month Peak Above $200
News that a group of developers are looking to fork the cryptocurrency Litecoin, sent its price above $200 to a one-month high.
The Las Vegas Fontainebleau Finds New Life as The Drew
There is something about the mystique of Las Vegas that attracts millions of visitors each year. It starts with its grandiose casinos featuring high-octane gambling action and star-studded shows.
Stan James Poker Players to See Big Changes With Merged Pool
The Stan James brand is set to disappear after being acquired by Unibet more than two years ago. Unibet parent company, the Kindred Group, will be merging the Stan James poker players into its own pool (made up of some dozen brands) and thus shuttering the MPN skin.
Stan James Poker Players to See Big Changes With Merged Pool
The Stan James brand is set to disappear after being acquired by Unibet more than two years ago. Unibet parent company, the Kindred Group, will be merging the Stan James poker players into its own pool (made up of some dozen brands) and thus shuttering the MPN skin.
The Dangers of Tether
Weiss Ratings is seeking to educate investors on the systematic risk tether introduces to the ecosystem, according to a report filed by Bitcoin.com News.
Hardly Anyone Paying Taxes on Bitcoin Gains
Credit Karma Tax tells CNBC that fewer than 100 of 250,000 federal tax returns prepared and filed so far this year by its customers have included reports on cryptocurrency gains and losses.
Jurors Hear Closings at Philadelphia Crime Boss Trial
A notorious Philadelphia mob boss who claimed he gave up his life of crime instead made money by muscling his way into health insurance and gambling schemes run by organized crime families around the East Coast, a prosecutor said Tuesday at closing arguments at a federal racketeering trial.
Woman Gets Probation for Using Fake Cash at Casino
A Le Mars woman has been given two years of probation for using counterfeit cash at a Sioux City casino.
MGM Opens Macau Casino Resort as License Renewal Looms
MGM Resorts is launching a lavish multibillion-dollar casino resort in Macau in the latest big bet by foreign gaming companies on the southern Chinese gambling haven.
South Korea's Bitcoin Bonanza: Olympians Talk Bitcoin Investing
While in South Korea for the Winter Olympics, CNBC's Carl Quintanilla takes a look at the surge in cryptocurrency trading in the country and what regulations could come from the government.
Girl Tormented for Creation of Cryptocurrency Tracking App
A 16-year-old girl from India continues to be ridiculed on a Reddit Bitcoin forum /r/bitcoin
Bitcoin Cash Support Coming to More Than 1000 ATMs
Bitcoin Cash is coming to an ATM machine near you....at least a thousand of them.
Negreanu to Undergo Surgery, Will Remain Off Poker Circuit
Negreanu to undergo surgery in March
A Million Reasons To Love Underwater Slot Machines
Perhaps, there is nothing that is so close to the man that is as fascinating as the life in the sea. Yes, you can say whatever you want to, but the fact will always remain that life in the deep waters is full of fascinating lifestyles.
Cryptocurrency Strives to Close Technology Gap in 2018
In a recent cryptocurrency news article posted on Play Slots 4 Real Money as it pertains to the latest ‘cryptocurrency news’ pointed out the slack that still exists when it comes to the advanced technology that is an integral part of the future growth this dynamic industry.
Has Bitcoin Turned the Corner?
After a tumultuous January and rough start to February, could it be that Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are beginning to turn the corner?
Virginia, Florida Propose Bills to Expand Gambling in Their States
Florida legislators were meeting Monday to discuss drafted bills while Virginia was moving forward with its own legislation.
eSports Betting Odds - CounterStrike, Hellcase Cup, More - February 12
Gambling911.com has your eSports betting odds for CounterStrike, Hellcase Cup, BETS.Net, the DAC 2018 Qualifier and much more.
Iceland Could Consume More Energy 'Mining' Bitcoin Than it Does to Power Homes
Iceland is expected to use more energy “mining” bitcoins and other virtual currencies this year than it uses to power its homes.
Las Vegas Shooter was Sober, Autopsy Finds, Leaving his Motives a Mystery
An autopsy report for Stephen Paddock revealed nothing new about what might have driven him to open fire on a Las Vegas country music festival in October, killing 58 people and injuring more than 850 others.
Gambling Website Owner Charged With Tax Evasion
A 41-year-old Norwalk man faces sentencing for failing to pay income tax on more than $1 million he received by running off-shore sports gambling websites.
Doug Polk to Daniel Negreanu: 'You're Being a Little Bitch!'
In a shock video released this weekend, poker pro Doug Polk went on an epic rant against fellow poker pro Daniel Negreanu, saying he is acting like a "little bitch".
Prosecutor: Cop Justified in Shooting Casino Garage Jumper
A prosecutor in Connecticut says a police officer was justified in firing shots at a 23-year-old man who then jumped to his death from the fourth floor of a parking garage at the Foxwoods Resort Casino in September of 2016.
Bitcoin's Plunge May Have Been Precursor to Market Turmoil
Appearing on CNBC this week, Fundstrat Global Advisors' Tom Lee acknowledges bitcoin's crash two months ago could be seen as a signal stocks would plunge next.
Killer Nanny Sentenced to Death in Arson Case Fueled by Gambling Addiction
A nanny has been found guilty of starting a fire that resulted in the death of a woman and three of her children.
Bitcoin Mining Plot Exposed at Top Secret Nuclear Plant, Arrests Made
Several scientists working at a top-secret Russian nuclear warhead facility have been arrested for allegedly mining cryptocurrencies.
Hard Rock Plans to be Major Player in Online Casino Sector: Partners With GiG
Hard Rock International, owner of one of the world's most recognizable brands, announces its iGaming division has entered into a strategic partnership with Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) to build a new online casino.
Wynn Case Raises Questions About Responsibility to Investors
The scandal that forced the resignation of Steve Wynn as chairman and CEO of the casino and resorts company bearing his name is raising questions about the obligation of corporations to disclose sexual misconduct allegations to their investors – an issue complicated by a web of workplace and legal practices that companies have used to keep such situations under wraps.
2018 Winter Olympic Price Per Head
PricePerPlayer.com is letting everyone know their Price Per Head platform will be featuring plenty of betting options for this year's Winter Olympics.
Investigation of Fake IDs Nets $4.7M in Bitcoins, Gold Bars
Authorities investigating a large-scale fake ID operation in Ohio say they've seized $4.7 million in bitcoins and several computers and printers.
