Gambling News by House of Odds

HELENA - A bill that would allow antiques dealers to sell up to three antique gambling devices a year has passed the Senate and is on its way to Gov. Brian Schweitzer for his signature.Bill OK'd for sale of gambling antiques (Billings Gazette)

CHESTER Officials at Mountaineer Race Track and Gaming Resort plan to hire 700 additional employees if a table gambling referendum is passed in Hancock County.Tracks Plan to Hire Hundreds (Wheeling News-Register)

Hopes for expanding gambling in Kansas continue to make strides. The notion took a big step last week when Gov. Kathleen Sebelius signed a bill that authorizes and regulates expanded gambling for the next 25 years during a ceremony at Wichita Mid-Continent Airport.Special election will cost county $119,000 (Ark Valley News)

Internet casino games are easy to find. The challenge is finding an online gaming choice that fits you like a glove. For some, it is the game of craps, while others may prefer roulette. Poker is currently the most popular land-based and online gambling game.Walk on the Wild Side with Crazy Blackjack (Online Casino Reports)

Nitro City Council passed a resolution Tuesday night supporting the table games election on June 9. If the issue passes, casino games such as poker, blackjack and craps will be permitted at Tri-State Racetrack in Cross Lanes.Nitro endorses table games (The Charleston Gazette)

The glitz of Las Vegas (or Greater Manchester if youre all for the UK Super Casino) is hard to replicate on a phone.Casino Jackpot (All About Symbian)