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• • Gambling guide: Is your home game legal? (Juice)
  • Wed, 01 Mar 2006 10:10:27 GMT
  • While you don’t need a license to host "Poker Night" in your garage, there’s a good chance you could be breaking the law.
• • NPR isn't gambling with its weekly podcasts (Las Vegas Business Press)
  • Wed, 01 Mar 2006 04:01:46 GMT
  • Long Island native Mike Pesca is National Public Radio's voice on gambling -- and a distinctive one at that.
• • Gaming official says illegal gambling costs state $35.9M a year (Picayune Item)
  • Tue, 28 Feb 2006 19:41:03 GMT
  • JACKSON (AP) - Illegal video gambling machines have spread to almost every county in Mississippi, costing the state $35.9 million annually in lost tax revenue, says Gaming Commission Executive Director Larry Gregory.
• • Ronnie Polaneczky | In gambling biz, all bets are off for average folks (Philadelphia Daily News)
  • Tue, 28 Feb 2006 10:50:13 GMT
  • IKNOW IT'S wrong, but I feel for the lunks who got busted for operating that illegal Port Richmond casino. You heard about these guys, right? They were nailed last week for operating a gambling parlor called "The Players Club" - so classy! - out of a Castor Avenue warehouse.
• • China calls for Internet regulations to cut down on pornography and gambling (People's Daily)
  • Sun, 26 Feb 2006 02:17:04 GMT
  • China's Internet media and content providers have pledged to protect cyberspace from pornography, gambling and other "unhealthy content" through self-regulation and legal measures.
• • Gambling on a property-tax reduction plan (NorthJersey.com)
  • Tue, 28 Feb 2006 13:02:22 GMT
  • A governor identifies a major new source that, he says, will hold down property taxes. THIS IS A STORY about a governor who decided to call a special session of the legislature to limit property taxes.
• • Gaming official says illegal gambling costs state $35.9M a year (WREG-TV Memphis)
  • Tue, 28 Feb 2006 16:03:04 GMT
  • JACKSON, Miss. Some are hidden in the back rooms of urban bars, while others are located in smoke-filled rural pool halls.
• • Death raises hiring flags (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
  • Wed, 01 Mar 2006 05:13:51 GMT
  • Hiring practices at the state's gambling control board should be reviewed, industry observers said Tuesday.
• • China police gain powers to deport foreigners (TODAYonline)
  • Wed, 01 Mar 2006 07:59:47 GMT
  • A group of men walk past a nightclub in the Tongren road bar area, which is one of the four main entertainment districts in Shanghai. China has issued strict guidelines that aim to clean-up the nation's increasingly seedy entertainment venues amid a rise in prostitution, gambling and drug use.
• • Bookmaker Suing Martin For Defamation (Virtual Form Guide)
  • Wed, 01 Mar 2006 09:04:15 GMT
  • South Australian bookmaker Curly Seal has instigated legal proceedings against Tim Martin over comments the trainer made on Thoroughvision (TVN) in January.