Gambling News by House of Odds

What is more threatening to Russian Nikolay Davydenko - next month's gambling interrogation with ATP investigators or today's U.S. Open semifinal opponent, Roger Federer? Fourth-seeded Davydenko potentially could talk his way out of a lifetime ban.RUSSIAN ROULETTE (New York Post)

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- 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.AP Newsbreak: Indian gambling deal could net $1 b over 5 years (7 News Miami)

The Seminole Tribe of Florida has offered the state $50 million up front and at least $100 million a year in exchange for the right to have Las Vegas-style slot machines, blackjack and baccarat, the tribes' attorneys said Friday.Seminoles up the ante in bid for expanded gambling rights (Sun-Sentinel)

ITV has expanded its online gambling operations in partnership with PartyGaming as it tries to supplement its terrestrial television advertising revenues.ITV raises stake in online gambling (Financial Times)

The state isn't required to discuss letting the Seminole Tribe offer games like blackjack, craps and roulette in negotiations over what the tribe can offer at its casinos, state Attorney.McCollum: State not required to talk blackjack with Indians (NBC 15 Mobile)

COLUMBUS, Kan. Sam Marshs tie, with a gambling motif depicting playing cards, a roulette wheel and the word casino, didnt bring him good luck during a court hearing Wednesday.Barber to stand trial on charge of operating illegal poker tournament w/ criminal complaint (The Joplin Globe)