Tom Somach reports in the San Francisco Examiner Sunday that Steve Schillinger of Word Sports Exchange, who killed himself last month, had an illegal gun and Antigua police are investigating how he got it,
Gambling911.com mentioned in Business Insider - A hedge fund manager's proxy battle with the management of IGT, the world's largest casino gaming company, is shining a light on what's been going on inside the company.
A Silicon Valley-based investment bank where the husband of International Game Technology CEO Patti Hart is a top executive oversaw the slot machine maker's purchase of a small social gaming technology company last year.
Gambling911.com was quoted in a recent Huffington Post article. The debate over gambling has taken a backseat in the presidential race, but experts say it is bound to emerge.
Where in the world are David Parchomchuk and Darren William Wright? They are the two B.C. men who were indicted by a federal grand jury in Maryland last month for allegedly engaging in illegal online gambling and money laundering. The indictment against the two men and their B.C.-registered company, ThrillX Systems Ltd. (which did business as BetEd.com) was filed on April 26, but not released until earlier this week.
The cream of the crop of online gambling affiliate conventions. Gambling911.com will be covering this important industry milestone as the face of affiliate gaming is likely to change dramatically over the next year.
Join Gambling911.com Senior International Correspondent as she participates in Latin America's biggest poker tournament. Panama City, Panama: August 2 - 9, 2009
I recently had an opportunity to sit down with the CEO of Harrah's new division, Harrah's Interactive Entertainment. His name is Mitch Garber and if the name rings a bell, it probably should. For some time he served as CEO of the once largest online poker room, PartyGaming.
As one of the key allies for the online gambling industry, Democratic Congressman Barney Frank has been working diligently to have the Unlawful Internet Gaming Enforcement Act (UIGEA) repealed.
