Gambling News by House of Odds

Exactly when did the squeaky clean sport of tennis become scripted by John Grisham -- and none of this appears to be all that fictional. I mean, where do you begin? Poison. Espionage. Match-fixing. Cocaine. Gambling.Triple fault (Slam! Sports)

Armagh star Oisin McConville speaks candidly to Logie about his autobiography, his gambling addiction and various aspects of the GAA. Click Here to see the full interview.SPORT (u.tv)

Remember the good old bad days of tennis? When F-bombs would fly from Johnny Mac and Jimmy Connors would count to one with his middle finger and Ivan Lendl was the sullen, ill-tempered lightning rod for anti-Communist paranoia?Genteel sport takes forehand slam (Toronto Star)

When poker players ascended on Washington to push for legalizing online gambling, opponents took notice.Online gambling draws opposition (The Politico)

SOME one is being fooled. Either provincial Auditor Singa Ngqwala misinterpreted the Eastern Cape Gambling and Betting Act or Economic Affairs MEC Mbulelo Sogoni and board chairperson Sipho Majombozi have their own understanding of the Acts section that deals with disqualification of board members.Our Opinion No room for semantics (Daily Dispatch)

Log in to remember this page. Email this Britain's Minister for Sport Gerry Sutcliffe met with the Independent Bookmakers' Association in Westminster to discuss Gambling Commission fees in regards to the annual renewals for all bookmakers in the UK. IBA chairman Hugh King and vice chairman Joe Phillips presented Sutcliffe with a document outlining the imbalances of the fee structure, and called .Sutcliffe meets with IBA (ATE On-line)