Gambling News by House of Odds

ASHEVILLE A man who federal prosecutors describe as the person who looked for new clients in the Henderson Amusement video poker case plans to plead guilty Monday in federal court in Asheville, according to a copy of the plea agreement obtained by The Star.Video poker plot suspect makes a deal with the feds (The Shelby Star)

WISE, Va. Appalachia resident Billy Womble entered a guilty plea to 10 misdemeanor charges on Friday for his role in a lucrative illegal gambling operation in his hometown.Appalachia, Va., man who testified against his father in a gambling case, entered a guilty plea to misdemeanor gambling . (Bristol Herald Courier)

ASHEVILLE - One of the men charged with helping run a Western North Carolina gambling ring that had two Buncombe County Sheriff's deputies on its payroll has agreed to testify for the government in a plea deal expected Monday, according to court papers.Suspect agrees to testify in federal video poker case (Asheville Citizen-Times)

The state and the Seminole Tribe are closing in on a deal that could mean $50 million immediately and at least $100 million a year for the state as they negotiate on what type of gambling the Indians can offer, a tribe lawyer said Friday.Indian gambling deal could net Florida $1 billion over 5 years (Naples Daily News)

MORRISTOWN: Two Roxbury police officers have pleaded guilty to gambling charges.Two cops plead guilty to gambling charges (Asbury Park Press)