Crime

Sports Off Shore Agent Charges Predates Online Gambling Law

In one of the more laughable news stories in recent weeks, we learn that a Beverly, Massachusetts man is being hailed as "the first person in Massachusetts charged with violating a 2006 federa

Submitted by C Costigan on, May/19/2010

Accused Criminal Daniel Tzvetkoff: Poker is Not Gambling

In a New York District Court this week, Australian online poker payment processor Daniel Tzvetkoff has plead not guilty to processing millions of dollars in transactions for the Internet gambling s

Submitted by Jagajeet Chiba on, May/19/2010

Miami-Dade Cop, Cousin Accused Of Robbing Gambler

MIAMI - CBS4 News has learned that a Miami-Dade police officer has been charged with reportedly using his gun and badge to steal more than $100 thousand in cash from an alleged gambler.

Submitted by Guest on, May/19/2010

Bank Robber Blames Gambling Debts

Joseph G. Markham, 39, of Olathe, has been sentenced to five years and seven months for robbing First National Bank in Overland Park last September, the U.S. Attorney for Kansas reports.

Submitted by Jagajeet Chiba on, May/17/2010

Busted Exec Has Poker Ties

The owner of an American radio network that aired the country's first nationally broadcast radio show about poker has been arrested on fraud-related charges.

According to media reports, Michael Metter of Greenwich, Connecticut, USA, was arrested last week by the FBI and charged with obstruction of justice and conspiracy to commit securities fraud--both felonies--in connection with activities surrounding another company, Spongetech Delivery Systems Inc., of which Metter is CEO.

Submitted by Thomas Somach on, May/17/2010

Aristocrat Australian European Murder Connection

In the latest of a string of casino and gaming industry crimes including murder, Media Man and Gambling911 send in the blood hounds to sniff out the truth...

Submitted by Greg Tingle on, May/16/2010

Aussies With Gambling Problems To Run Drugs

It's an all too familiar theme to the pages of Gambling911, but the strong connection between casinos, gambling and crime continues.

Submitted by Greg Tingle on, May/16/2010

Feds Investigate Las Vegas Online Poker Business Deals

What started off as a Washington State investigation has now turned into a full US federal probe. 

Submitted by Guest on, May/14/2010

Daniel Tzvetkoff Answers Money Laundering Charges

Australian online gambling payment processor Daniel Tzvetkoff is scheduled to appear in court for the first time Friday where he will answer money laundering charges according to the

Submitted by Guest on, May/13/2010

Spurs Bet Turns to Gunfire

by Marvin Hurst / KENS 5 San Antonio

Submitted by Guest on, May/12/2010

World Exclusive: Ken Weitzner Will Revealed

Weitzner's will leaves estate to stepsons

Submitted by Thomas Somach on, May/11/2010

Tzvetkoff Might Get Lucky After All

Daniel Tzvetkoff might have been the only man smiling today over the guilty plea entered by fellow online poker payment processor Douglas Rennick.  That's because Tzvetkoff is essentially accused

Submitted by C Costigan on, May/11/2010

Online Gambling Processor Douglas Rennick Pleads Guilty

A Canadian man indicted last year for processing payments for the world's two biggest online poker rooms has plead guilty.

Douglas Rennick, 35, of Alberta, entered his guilty plea today (May 11, 2010) in federal court in New York. Michael Pancer, a lawyer for Rennick, said in court that his client agreed to forfeit $17.1 million and could face a prison term of six to 12 months when sentenced Sept. 15.

Rennick was charged with laundering nearly $350 million in funds for PokerStars and Full Tilt Poker over a two year period from 2007 to 2009.

Submitted by C Costigan on, May/11/2010

Aussie Daniel Tzvetkoff Jail Hopping in US

(AAP) - Former Australian internet high-flyer Daniel Tzvetkoff is enduring a cross-country tour of America's prisons.

Submitted by Guest on, May/11/2010

Online Gambling Exec Stabbed Wife To Death

The CEO and founder of an online gambling social network is accused of murdering his estranged wife after reading a text sent by her lover.

Submitted by Alistair Prescott on, May/10/2010

350 Beautiful Guests Celebrate as Tzvetkoff Rots in Jail

Some of Australia's most gorgeous people turned out to celebrate at majority owner Daniel Tzvetkoff's Zuri Bar and Lounge while Tzvetkoff himself languished in a US prison cell, quite possibly faci

Submitted by Aaron Goldstein on, May/07/2010

Sinful City: Mike Matasow To Run Down Vegas Strip Naked

On this week's episode of Poker2Nite, the popular UB.com poker show, discussion centered on a bet in which Mike Matusow wo

Submitted by Jagajeet Chiba on, May/06/2010

News Media Begins to Focus in on Weitzer Suicide Pact

To date, Gambling911.com has been the only mainstream news media outlet covering the suspicious deaths of online gambling website portal creator, Kenneth Weitzner, and his wife Jackie Balance Weitz

Submitted by Jagajeet Chiba on, May/06/2010

Wife of Lawrence Taylor Cancels on Larry King

Almost immediately after the shocking details of NFL great Lawrence Taylor's arrest, his wife was slated to appear on the Larry King Show.  King announced just minutes before airing that she had a

Submitted by Tyrone Black on, May/06/2010

Lawrence Taylor Accused of Rape

SUFFERN, N.Y.

Submitted by Guest on, May/06/2010

Granny Busted for Illegal Gambling

An elderly woman in Eldorado Park has been busted for running an illegal gambling enterprise from her home.

Submitted by Jagajeet Chiba on, May/06/2010

Daniel Tzvetkoff Fiancé Must Return Luxury Car

Federal investigators in Australia were on the hunt for indicted payment processor Daniel Tzvetkoff's fiancé as they seek to recover debts and assets including a luxury V10 Audi.

Tzvetkoff, who is accused by a number of online gambling firms of stealing millions of dollars, was indicted while in Las Vegas last month for money laundering.  Prosecutors are also searching for those millions of dollars, claiming he has a stash in Caribbean and Swiss tax havens.

Submitted by C Costigan on, May/04/2010

Mobster Can Go To Daughter's Wedding: Can’t Speak to Groom’s Dad

A man charged with running an illegal gambling operation will be permitted to attend his daughter's wedding on one condition:  He is not permitted to speak to the groom's father.

U.S. District Judge Ronald A. Guzman imposed his own code of silence after a federal prosecutor said the groom, Frank Caruso Jr., was convicted in the beating of a 13-year-old boy and his father, Frank Caruso, had ties to the Chicago mob.

Submitted by Guest on, May/04/2010

UVA Lacrosse Murder: Shook Head Repeatedly Against Wall

A lawyer for a University of Virginia men's lacrosse player charged with murder says the death was an accident.

Yeardley Love was found dead in her apartment yesterday morning. Hours later, George Huguely was arrested and charged with murder. Police say the two had been in a relationship but investigators plan to interview fellow players and friends about the nature of the relationship.  

Submitted by Tyrone Black on, May/04/2010

Underbelly in 3D: Crime Show Looks to Take Things Up a Notch

Underbelly is still super popular with national audiences, advertisers - sponsors and Gambling911 readers, despite getting killed (donut award - nil) at the Logies held at James Packer's Crown Casi

Submitted by Greg Tingle on, May/04/2010

Rats! Shrink Ken Weitnzer Was a Federal Informant

Deceased gambling portal owner Kenneth B.

Submitted by Thomas Somach on, May/04/2010

Weitzner Suicide Choice an Epidemic in Hong Kong

When Gambling911.com first revealed last week the macabre way in which online gambling posting forum founder, Kenneth Weitzner, killed himself, many in the gaming community were stunned.

Submitted by Alejandro Botticelli on, May/02/2010

Gambino Crime Figure Commits Suicide

81-year old Gambino crime soldier, Anthony Anastasio, fatally shot himself this weekend, just days before he was set to serve a 2 ½ year prison term.

Submitted by Guest on, May/02/2010

41 Injured in Macau May Day Rally

HONG KONG (AFP) - Clashes that broke out during a May Day rally in Macau injured 41 people, including two journalists and 32 policemen, the gambling hub's government said Sunday.

"Some protesters did not follow the route specified earlier by the police and clashed with the officers, resulting in injuries to 41 people -- three members of the public, two journalists, four protesters and 32 policemen," the statement said.

Three people -- a member of the public, a protester and a policeman -- were hospitalised, it added.

Submitted by Guest on, May/02/2010

Crown Casino To Show Off Underbelly At Logie Awards

Australia's tourism and entertainment icon, Crown Casino, gets to show of its wares on a national and international scale this coming Sunday night, with the TV smash hit 'Underbelly' in line for a

Submitted by Greg Tingle on, Apr/30/2010

Breaking News

Say No to Sportsbook Blacklist

Since Gambling911.com revealed that seven sportsbooks had gotten together to share player information, everybody in the industry is talking.

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