Jeff Madsen is one of the more recognizable names in professional poker, and he is putting on a show in Event #35, a Pot-Limit Hold'em tournament at the World Series of Poker.

For the first time since Thursday Night Football began kicking off the NFL season, the defending champions are on the road, and the Baltimore Ravens are underdogs in Denver.

The Ho family have always been pioneers in the Asian gaming industry, and now Lawrence Ho is considering the family's biggest move yet, into Japan.

Bryan Zuriff, an executive producer on the new Showtime hit series Ray Donovan, has pleaded guilty to running an illegal gambling ring in the US.

The biggest jackpot in mobile gaming history was hit this past Sunday when a 50 year-old man won over 1.4 million playing a Melon Madness slot game at PartyCasino.

Mark Radoja was the last one standing in a star-studded field for a Heads Up No-Limit Hold'em event at the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas this past weekend.

NFL teams have started naming starters at key positions this week, and it has caused odds makers to adjust their betting futures for the upcoming season.

Casino gambling in Mississippi is at an all-time low after the Department of Revenue revealed that revenue has dropped at state casinos for the 13th time in the past 15 months.

Federal lawmakers in the Senate are coming to a consensus that online gambling regulations need to be addressed in the US, although the motives of the legislature vary.

Gibraltar has become a popular destination for online gaming companies looking to serve British customers, but now the British government is creating a large tax that could threaten Gibraltar.

Mike Matusow, best known for his mouth at the poker table, is making a run in Event #13, a Seven Card Stud tournament with only six players left.

Major League Baseball finally handed down the punishments for suspected PED-users this week, and several teams were left scrambling to replace some of their top stars.

Illinois lawmakers have started quarreling once again over the possibility of bringing massive casino gambling expansion to the state in the coming years.

Governor Chris Christie is prepared to take New Jersey's sports betting legal case all the way to the US Supreme Court if an appeals court in Pennsylvania does not rule for equality.

Investors were not happy with Zynga's announcement Thursday that the company would not be pursuing real-money betting in the US, and Zynga's stock paid the price.