A law student gives a comprehensive look at the legality of offshore internet gambling within the USA.

Online poker regulation, an urgent call by State Representative Jim Kasper. 

For the horse tracks, Internet gambling is both a frustration and a threat.

Derby day difficult to call for even veteran bettors.

Exchange sets up Malta office as counter to tax threat.

Paul Maxfield has returned to his Stoke-on-Trent home from a Las Vegas casino almost £1 million richer after triumphing over 448 of the globe's toughest players to come second in the World Poker Tour Championship.

Barry Greenstein plays poker with cold calculation, and has won more money at the tables during the last five years than anyone alive, financing an extraordinary lifestyle.

Age-old lure of betting has already hooked thousands in the state.

A dozen horses claim the "Run for the Roses" firing the public's imagination.

The Thoroughbred industry is lining up legal assistance in its effort to understand the ramifications of a World Trade Organization Appellate Body ruling that calls into question the fairness of the Interstate Horseracing Act of 1978.

Facing an online extortion threat, Mickey Richardson bet his Web-based business on a networking whiz from Sacramento who first beat back the bad guys, then helped the cops nab them. If you collect revenue online, you'd better read this.

Cell phones are newest players in game, but U.S. companies shut out of high-stakes market.

Newest Web trend gains a following on college campuses, including CU's.

Betting on horse races is a pastime that’s enjoyed by many.

International gambling syndicates play the UK lottery using British agents to buy tickets.

The British move to regulate is a precedent that should be followed by both U.S. and Canadian authorities. The simple reality is that online gaming is here to stay -- the only question is whether governments such as that of the U.S. will choose to ignore this reality or will decide to share in the benefits of regulation.

Bookies' IT boss gives it to us straight from the horse's mouth.

Forget those ideas about card sharps and hustlers, a new breed of white-collar gambler is using statistics and the power of the internet to turn a profit. Welcome to gambling as a career option.

Esquire magazine is the latest media outlet to be hit with a U.S. Justice Department subpoena over advertising for Internet gambling.

Sports books in Las Vegas dramatically lowered the odds on the Suns as they continued putting together their magnificent season.