Casino Gambling BlogThis site contains thoughts, views, recommendations, and news on anything related to Online and Land Casino Gambling.Super Bowl a concern for problem gambling- January 31, 2004 All the hoopla on Super Bowl Sunday gets everybody hyped up about the game. But for some the score on the scoreboard is what it s all about. For most people recreational gambling is not a problem, but it can prove to be a serious public health risk to othershttp://casinogamblingblog.com/cgi-bin/gamble.pl?art=76 Profit at Vegas gambling giant MGM Mirage soars visitor levels strong- January 29, 2004 Profit more than doubled at gambling giant MGM Mirage in the latest quarter, boosted by strong visitor levels and guest spending at its casinoshttp://casinogamblingblog.com/cgi-bin/gamble.pl?art=75 Are you ready for some . . . gambling- January 27, 2004 You can bet on the coin flip. Heads or tails. Panthers or Patriots. You can bet on the first penalty and the first punt. Super Bowl Sunday to the compulsive gambler is like New Year s Eve to the alcoholichttp://casinogamblingblog.com/cgi-bin/gamble.pl?art=74 Gambling, even on Super Bowl, is illegal- January 25, 2004 Gaston County District Attorney Mike Lands said all people arrested for betting on sporting events would be prosecuted as long as gambling, including office pools, remains illegal in North Carolinahttp://casinogamblingblog.com/cgi-bin/gamble.pl?art=73 Man admits fraud fueled by gambling- January 24, 2004 An identity thief who racked up $177,000 in credit card charges using other people s names said he committed the crime to feed his gambling addictionhttp://casinogamblingblog.com/cgi-bin/gamble.pl?art=72 Super bowl spells good time for online gambling- January 22, 2004 According to a recent national gambling study, Americans wager between $80 billion and $380 billion outside Las Vegas each year, with a growing chunk of that through online gambling siteshttp://casinogamblingblog.com/cgi-bin/gamble.pl?art=71 BILLS SEEK GAMBLING WARNINGS ABOUT LOTTERY TICKETS- January 20, 2004 If two state lawmakers get their way, state lottery players would see warnings about gambling addiction and be provided with the phone number of Gamblers Anonymoushttp://casinogamblingblog.com/cgi-bin/gamble.pl?art=70 |