Gambling News by House of Odds

BOSTON - Gov. Deval L. Patrick is proposing to make Internet gambling illegal for Massachusetts residents, even as he pushes his plan to bring three casinos to the state.Casinos OK, but Patrick proposes no online gambling (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) The payout from Iowa casinos is shrinking at gamblers shift to lower wagers at penny and nickel slot machines.Payouts down at Iowa casinos (The Globe Gazette)

BOSTON -- Governor Patrick wants residents to gamble at one of three casinos he's proposed for Massachusetts. But he doesn't want them gambling online in their own homes.Patrick, pushing casinos, wants to make Internet bets illegal (7 News Boston)

Lawmakers have gone to great lengths to try to stop gambling on the Internet. One of the most effective methods has been banning the use of American issued credit cards, but Internet casinos based outside the U.S. are getting around those laws. A CBS4 investigation reveals how gamblers are still able to place their bets.Credit Cards Still Accepted For Online Gambling (CBS4 Denver)

BOSTON (AP) - Governor Patrick wants residents to gamble at 1 of 3 casinos he's proposed for Massachusetts. But he doesn't want them gambling online in their own homes.Patrick, pushing casinos, wants to make Internet bets illegal (WPRI 12 Providence)

Online casino and slot machine portal, http://www.new-online-slots.com reviews the latest video slots released by software providers Real Time Gaming and Microgaming. Players are in for a treat with six new video slots games released this month.Online Casino Portal Announces November Game Releases ( via Yahoo! News)