Sunday, November 22, 2009

gambling

Online Gambling Leads to Crime and Hurts Young, So Why Encourage It? Asks Spencer Bachus

Computer betting lures the young and leads to crime. Government should not send the wrong message. more >>

With Gambling, Personal Freedom Is Always the Best Bet, Says Barney Frank

There are many vices in the U.S. Those that hurt others must be stopped. Online gaming need not be. more >>

Should Online Betting Be Legal?

Check out the debate in the current U.S. News Weekly. more >>

NCAA March Madness Can Cause Lifetime Gambling Problems

"Harmless" brackets may be a gateway to gambling problems. more >>

Yale Casino Night Canceled

School officials believe the event—played with fake money—violates Connecticut antigambling laws. more >>

Kerkorian and Adelson's Vegas Billionaire Blues

As gaming slows, they hold weak hands. more >>

Gambling on Gaming

Stocks still have issues. more >>

Why 'Sin' Stocks Pay in a Down Market

Booze, guns, smokes, and slots tend to hold up during slumps. more >>

A Vegas Crapshoot for the White House

Libertarians like their chances this year. more >>

Sizing up the Odds: Gambling With Your Health

A recent book helps men (and women) assess the odds when facing tough healthcare decisions. more >>

Off-Track Betting Parlors May Close

The planned shutdowns may spell the end of an era for New York. more >>

Striking It Rich With Gaming Stocks

High-tech slot machine makers stand to benefit from a new upgrade cycle. more >>

Michael Vick, a True Virginian

Given the state's history of blood sport, Michael Vick may have been born in the wrong century. more >>

Vegas Goes All In for Its Lawmaker

Poker players are dealing a straight flush for the lawmaker who's championing their fight to bring back legal Internet gambling: Democratic Rep. Shelley Berkley of Vegas. more >>

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