Las Vegas can't take bets on entertainment events, but Gambling911.com says it's getting more inquiries about odds on the Oscars than it got for the Super Bowl.

 
In an interview with Gary Craig from ROCNow, Rochester region at center of online gambling arrests.
 

Interview from Signon San Diego's Jennifer Davies. The Super Bowl is tomorrow, and while our beloved Bolts aren’t in the big game, we can’t just ignore the whole thing now, can we? Beyond the X’s and O’s, here are some other things to watch for.

In breaking news out of the Southern District of New York, Judge Laura Swain has sided with Costigan Media, the parent company of Gambling911, and ordered the warrants and affidavits associated with the seizure of over $30 million in funds destined for online poker players to be unsealed.

As late Monday night turned into early Tuesday morning only a handful of gamblers occupied two of the six poker tables in the Horseshoe Casino on Avenida 1 in downtown San José. At the more populated of the two tables, the minimum bet to play a hand of blackjack was ¢2,000, or about $3.30.

No woman had ever qualified to play in the U.S. Open -- the men's version -- or any other men's major golf tournament.

Archived content dating back to 2006 from Costigan Media.

Gambling911.com was interviewed for a story on American Idol Odds. Will the next "American Idol" be bold, brassy and wicked? Or the angelic dark horse? That's the tantalizing choice this week as America's favorite show heads into its eighth-season finale, pitting L.A. stage performer Adam Lambert against the soulful, devout Christian, Kris Allen.

Bay City News references a story from Gambling911.com regarding the murder of a Pleasanton couple.

Gambling911.com referenced in Obama betting odds. Inauguration Snow? First-Term Impeachment? White House Puppy Named Joe The Plumber? Place Your Bets