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The UK Times newspaper is reporting that plans to allow online gambling advertising on TV and radio in the United Kingdom may be scrapped as Prime Minister Gordon Brown is rethinking the country’s stance on gambling.

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One of the perks of being a Hollywood Poker player is the chance you’re going to end up playing against one of the many celebrities who hang out at the poker site as well.

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NETeller Plc. announced this week it will be changing its services in the Israeli market. The company will no longer be processing online gambling transactions from residents of Israel.

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Thirty-six women will converge in London in August to participate in PartyPoker.com’s inaugural Women’s World Open. The poker tournament will take place Aug. 7-10 and be televised later in the year in the United Kingdom.

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A 36-year-old father of two in Jacksonville, Fla., was arrested Wednesday after leaving his children in the car while he played poker.

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Renowned poker pro Annie Duke is again turning her success at the poker tables into help for people in need.

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Regulating gambling in the U.K. came with a £14.4 million price tag in the fiscal year ending in March 2007.

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In a climate already heated over the ongoing unionization of dealers at Atlantic City casinos, the New Jersey Casino Control Commission added a little more fuel to the fire Wednesday.

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There will likely be no reappearance of the 2007 WSOP Bodog VIP bus, in traditional British double-decker form.

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First, there was “Chinook” - a software program that shocked onlookers with a world title over human checkers savant Dr. Marion Tinsley in 1994.

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