Stanley Ho Accuses Family of Stealing Gambling Assets

Macau gambling magnate, Stanley Ho, is accusing family members of gambling assets.

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Online Poker Helps Boost Playtech 4th Quarter Income, Revenue

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Stanley Ho Macau Casino Empire Stake Goes to Family

89-year-old Billionaire Stanley Ho transfers most of his stake in Macau gambling company to family members. Worth 13.4 billion HK dollars.

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Betting on the Green Bay Packers a Killer to Sportsbooks

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Crown Aussie Millions; James Packer Special

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Virgin, EA Games Bringing Online Gambling To Video Game Console

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$90 Million Likely Bet on 2011 Super Bowl in Nevada Says Caesars Sportsbook Chief

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William Hill Profit Boosted By Online Bets

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International Gaming Technology vs. Aristocrat Leisure Legal Battle Ensues

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Annie Duke to Lead New Poker League as Commissioner

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Australian Casino Tourism Smoking Hot Report

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Macau Gambling Revenue Continues Unprecedented Rise Into 2011

Macau, the world’s biggest gambling destination, is anticipating a 49 percent rise in casino revenue this month according to analysts at CLSA Ltd. 

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OpenBet in £208m Management Buy-Out

A major technology company, whose clients include William Hill and Ladbrokes, is undergoing a major Management buy-out to the tune of £208 million, this according to the Telegraph.

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Phil Hellmuth Breaks Silence About UB.Com Departure: Talks Zynga Deal

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Poker.com.au Bought For a Mere $100,000

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New Jersey Online Gambling Just In Time For Dying Atlantic City

Remember back in the days when Atlantic City used to be a dump?

Well, the casino Mecca is heading back in that direction it seems.

The Newark Star Ledger this week reported that, in just four short years, the nation’s second largest gambling destination has lost nearly 25 percent of its market share.

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Vegas Sportsbooks Were Hoping For Colts-Falcons Super Bowl

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Casino Stocks Attracting Attention in the New Year

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Prahlad Friedman Joins UB.com Amidst Firestorm

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Priceline Founder Sues Zynga Over Patent Infringement

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Online Poker Traffic Rises Nearly 1 Percent

The holiday week resulted in an 0.9 percent rise in online poker traffic according to monitoring website PokerScout.com.

Player counts dropped steeply on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year's Eve, dipping even lower than last year's holidays. The plunge was to be expected, however, as the holidays fell on weekends this year and a larger-than-usual number of players took to the roads and skies to spend time with their families.

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Negreanu’s UB.com Rants Continue: Was Once Approached To Invest in Company

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Costigan Commission Going After Kerry Packer

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Macau Gambling Revenue Surges to $23B in 2010

HONG KONG — (Associated Press) - Macau's government says casino gambling revenue surged by more than half in 2010, solidifying its rank as the world's biggest gambling market.

Data posted on a government website Monday showed that casino revenue totaled 188.34 billion patacas ($23.52 billion) last year. That's 57.8 percent higher than the 119.37 billion patacas reported in 2009.

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Slow Paying WSEX Gets More Exposure On CNBC

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Australian Land Based Casinos Rank Among The Best In The World?

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Phil Hellmuth, Annie Duke Leave UB.com

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Station Casinos Group Donates $13K to Salvation Army Following Theft

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XL Bet Shuts Down, Stiffs Players

An obscure online sports betting website, XL Bet, has closed its doors for good, stiffing customers in the process. 

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Bwin and PartyGaming Will Remain As Separate Brands After Merger

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