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For many gamblers, Bob Nersesian is a saint who has come up a winner tackling the cases of advantage gamblers who claim their civil rights have been trampled by casinos.

For some gaming executives, he's a scourge who's persuaded judges and juries to protect individual rights ...

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LAS VEGAS — In this poker hall, Greg Raymer is a star — signing autographs, posing for pictures and wading through hundreds of slaps on the back and attaboys as he makes his way to his seat.

Such is life for one of the men who has rewritten what the World Series of Poker ...

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A US Bill which has the potential to cripple many of the gaming companies, licensed by or operating out of Antigua & Barbuda, is likely to be delayed despite efforts to fast-track it through the US Senate.

The Internet Gambling Prohibition Act, based on legislation approved by ...

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Betonsports' claim that it severed connections to a firm with alleged Mafia links before its 2004 flotation were undermined last night by fresh admissions from the London-listed company.

This morning San Angelo grandmother Julia Deanda began play in the World Series of Poker’s Main Event, the $10,000 buy-in competition in Las Vegas that has been brought into everyone’s living room thanks to extensive coverage by ESPN during the past few years.

Deanda — a ...

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Victor Chandler is odds on to reap the rewards in this country of his rivals’ problems with the American authorities over telephone betting
ALTHOUGH I’m sure it’s only hysterical middle-Americans who think all gaming chiefs are the new gangsters, on my way to Victor Chandler’s ...

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VICTORIAN Opposition Leader Ted Baillieu is being investigated by the state’s gaming authority after he campaigned to remove pokies, armed with a poker machine.

Mr Baillieu launched a Liberal pledge to remove 5500 of Victoria’s 27,500 pokies and double funding to fight problem ...

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Take 500 decks of playing cards, 1 800 poker chips, 800 dice and more than a few tubes of Super Glue. Add an artist who likes to stack things and mix in some Vegas glitz.

"Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas," or at least welcome to a life-size replica of the famous sign made ...

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After months of delay, officials unveiled the Poker Dome on Friday, with the hope that the so-called poker arena could provide a boost to the flailing Neonopolis.

With a crowd of onlookers and media cameras, the poker chamber, audience room and control room were displayed.

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LAS VEGAS -- Doyle Brunson, the 72-year-old legend who made a living playing poker before that kind of thing was cool, vividly recalls the conversation he had decades ago with another forefather of his sport.

"We were sitting there at the first World Series and Benny Binion ...

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Although they supposedly speak English in England, they have different names for certain things. When they say "lift," they mean "elevator." "Lorry" is their word for "truck." And to them a "businessman" is what we call a ...

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