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Atlantic City has long been the bully of the casino industry in the Northeast, but lately it has been the little brothers that have been eating up AC casino profits. The latest state to steal customers from New Jersey is Delaware.

Las Vegas casinos have had such a hard time with the economy over the past couple of years, that they have decided to try out a new strategy for 2010. In what is being touted as "Operation Honesty," the casinos want customers to know they are coming for their money.

There is some reverse psychology that Las Vegas casinos are using on their customers leading up to the holidays. Instead of touting big jackpots that can be used for holiday gifts, the casinos are pushing for customers to help give employee families something special for Christmas.

Jon and Kate Gosselin are in the middle of a messy divorce and recently Jon emptied out a joint bank account. Now, an expert believes that the best way to fix their financial problems is to gamble away their kids.

An equal rights activist group is calling for the removal of the word black from roulette tables at casinos around the country. We Are African American wants the black spots on the roulette board to be known as "Dark" from now on.

Online gambling just became a lot more interesting for millions of players around the world. An online casino wants customers to have the full feel of being in an actual casino, so they have decided to add virtual hookers to their list of offerings.

Internet cafe owners around the US thought they were doing something beneficial to their illegal gambling business when they joined forces to give out free doughnuts for police men and women. It turns out, the doughnuts only led authorities to the scene of the crime.

Baseball fans can be extremely superstitious, but the events of the past couple of weeks have one owner, we'll just call him Ant, believing that Kansas City outfielder Jose Guillen holds the keys to all gambling fantasy baseball leagues across the country.

All of you out there who have walked out of an Oklahoma casino with some sort of a jackpot, the casinos are looking for you. On November 27th, Oklahoma casinos will hold their annual, "Give Back To Casinos Day."

Several online casinos have started a new promotion in which customers can exchange their old cash for credit at the casino. The promotion is being called, "Cash For Credit", and there are very few restrictions.

While most online casinos would like to operate under the false pretenses that they are giving away money to their customers, one has come along that has decided to be brutally honest. The You Will Lose Casino tells players like it is.

A man who had been playing slots at a local casino and was drinking heavily during that time, ended up the hero on Thursday night. The man, Bill Brawster, stumbled out of the casino and ended up saving a kitten.

The game of Go Fish was never intended to make anyone lose money, but that is exactly what has happened to our own Crappy Carl. Carl lost money at an online casino over the weekend in an intense game of Go Fish.

NFL owners have joined the crusade to stop Delaware from offering sports betting when they filed a lawsuit late this week. In a related issue, NFL owners have approved sponsorship deals with online gambling sites.

Some of the biggest stocks in the US casino industry took a hit on Tuesday after the news regarding former NBA players Charles Barkley and Antoine Walker. The two players have run up gambling debt and been sued by several casinos.

Cranky Carl was in rare form at the World Series of Poker on Friday evening. With only a few thousand chips left, our resident poker idiot decided to begin showing everyone he was playing with the most unlikeliest of tells.

An Ohio man left his Burger King dinner in the car for nearly seven hours while he gambled inside an Ohio casino. Matt Frant was scolded by law enforcement and condemned by animal rights groups for neglecting his burgers while gambling.

Apparently Hard Rock International officials believed they were doing charity work when they met with their new business partners. Hard Rock thought they were sending food to another country because there were people that were hungry. Turns out, the papers they signed were for them to build a new casino hotel in Hungary.

The gambling industry throughout the world is in mourning tonight over the death of Si Iguhara. The Chinese-born Iguhara was a staple in the gambling industry for over fifty years because of some of his innovative inventions.

Now that GM and Chrysler have completely fallen apart as companies, a new study handed to President Obama indicates the car giants may have a way out of financial ruin. That relief could come from casino gambling.

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