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Greyhound cheat sent to prison

Greyhound Trainer Cheat Imprisoned in Landmark UK Trial

A greyhound trainer in the UK has been handed a prison sentence after he admitted on camera that he drugged his dogs in order to fix races. Chris Mosdall, a trainer at the Wimbledon Stadium dog track in South West London was...

Casino.org Staff Writer December 7, 2015
Adam Meyer sports handicapper informant

Pro Sports Better Adam Meyer’s Lawyer Claims Former Client is Government Informant

Adam Meyer proclaimed for years he was "the sports consultant to the stars," the Florida-based sports handicapper routinely appearing on television to flaunt his insider knowledge and unrivaled results. His Real Money Sports website described Meyer as "the biggest star in Vegas"...

Casino.org Staff Writer December 6, 2015
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh anti-Wynn lawsuit tossed

Judge Blasts Anti-Wynn Boston Lawsuit, Throws it Out of Court in Massachusetts

Boston’s legal effort to derail Wynn Resorts’ planned $1.7 billion casino in nearby Everett has been criticized and ultimately rejected by a Massachusetts judge. Judge Janet L. Sanders berated the city’s case for its “inflammatory descriptions,” “hyperbole,” and “spurious” arguments that served...

Casino.org Staff Writer December 5, 2015
FIFA corruption Loretta Lynch DOJ

US Attorney General Loretta Lynch Indicts 16 More FIFA Officials

United States Attorney General Loretta Lynch is in the midst of disrupting perhaps one of the largest criminal syndicates in recent history as she leads the Department of Justice's (DOJ) investigation into FIFA, the Fédération Internationale de Football Association. On Thursday, Lynch...

Casino.org Staff Writer December 4, 2015
Mohegan Sun blackjack dealer charged

Mohegan Sun Blackjack Dealer Accused of Chip-Passing Scam

A disgruntled Mohegan Sun blackjack dealer stands accused of passing $78,390 in chips to a player-accomplice. It’s alleged that Roy Mariano, 52, of New London, Connecticut, passed blackjack chips worth $100 each that were hidden in stacks of lower denomination red chips...

Casino.org Staff Writer December 4, 2015
California man lottery win $10 million

California Man Wins Lottery Twice, NetEnt Shatters Mobile Slots Jackpot Record

A California man was especially thankful over the Thanksgiving holiday after he won the California scratcher lottery not once but twice in a single day, albeit at very different valuations. On Monday, November 23, just three days before Americans gathered around tables...

Casino.org Staff Writer December 3, 2015
Jason Chaffetz to Chair RAWA Hearing, December 9

RAWA House Hearing to Take Place Next Wednesday

The Restoration of America’s Wire Act (RAWA) will receive a hearing before the House on December 9, it emerged this week. The hearing, entitled “A Casino in Every Smartphone: Law Enforcement Implications,” will be chaired, naturally, by Representative Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah), who introduced...

Casino.org Staff Writer December 3, 2015
Nick Xenophon denounces Aussie sporting bodies over in-play betting

Australia In-play Betting War Escalates as Politicians and Sports Bodies Join the Fray

Aussie senator Nick Xenophon has attacked a push by the country’s major sporting bodies to end a ban on in-play sports betting. In an official statement, the senator condemned the move as a “naked grab for cash” on behalf of the sports...

Casino.org Staff Writer December 3, 2015
New Jersey casinos, more closures expected

Atlantic City Casinos: More to Close Predicts Moody’s

Atlantic City’s casinos may have reported that profits were up 55.9 percent in Q3 this year, but Moody’s Investment Service has warned that they shouldn’t get too excited just yet. In fact, Moody’s has secreted a certain bodily byproduct all over New...

Casino.org Staff Writer December 2, 2015
Dan Tan Singapore FIFA match-fixing

Soccer Match-Fixing Mastermind Dan Tan Rearrested in Singapore

Alleged soccer match-fixer Dan Tan is once again in the place he's called home for the past two years: behind bars in Singapore. This, just one week after authorities released the self-described "businessman" from prison. Tan has been in custody since 2013...

Casino.org Staff Writer December 2, 2015