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Canadian pleads guilty in online gambling case
A Canadian citizen, caught up in the U.S. government’s attempt to crack down on online gambling, pleaded guilty to illegally moving gambling funds and will be sentenced by a New York judge in September.
May. 14 gambling news online

B.C.’s Gambling Website Compromises Users’ Personal Information
Last week, British Columbia’s new online gambling website, PlayNow.com, was shut down just hours after its launch. Originally, it was reported that the site’s server crashed due to an unexpected influx of traffic, but it has just been revealed that player safety was the primary concern.
Jul. 22 gambling news online

Vegas-visiting Quebec NDP MP Brosseau admits she never visited riding
Controversial NDP MP Ruth Ellen Brosseau, who won her Quebec seat despite jetting off to Las Vegas mid-campaign, has broken her silence, admitting that she hadn't expected to win in a riding she's never stepped foot in before.
May. 8 gambling news online

New Jersey In Online Gambling Lead After California Bill Stalls
New Jersey and California are in a race to see which state could regulate online gambling first. On Wednesday, New Jersey took the lead after a California bill proposal to regulate online poker was withdrawn.
Jul. 1 online casino news

Casino MonteLago's grand re-opening celebrated at Lake Las Vegas
The lights are back on at Casino MonteLago at Lake Las Vegas. The property is now hoping to become the new locals' casino at Lake Las Vegas after it was shuttered two years ago by the recession.
May. 27 gambling news online

Las Vegas named "Most Stressful City in U.S." by Forbes
According to Forbes, most tourists flock to Vegas to forget the pressures of daily life and let loose, so it is ironic that the city’s inhabitants happen to live in the most stressful city in America. Las Vegas’s 24-hour tourist-based lifestyle requires employees who work long hours, round-the-clock.
Aug. 22 gambling news online