Two casino workers were killed yesterday in an explosion inside a cargo container behind the Coeur d’Alene Tribal Casino.

The world’s richest sporting event has kicked off in Las Vegas a few days ago, when the World Series of Poker began on June 26th.

British bingo players can take heart today, after a report from New York showed that despite stiff competition and a ban on smoking in their city, the game is still alive and kicking.

Someone, somewhere in Washington, is $6.3 million richer than they were last week, although they may not know it.

Stanley Leisure, one of the biggest casino operators in the UK, yesterday spent £5.9 million in their acquisition of the Harbour House casino group.

Las Vegas Sands, the biggest casino company in the world, has won the battle to win the sole license to opearate a casino in Singapore after triumphing in a bidding war with rivals Harrah’s Entertainment and MGM Mirage amongst others.

People on both sides of the UK casino debate were united in a common criticism yesterday, complaining that there has not been enough public consultation over the project.

Scotland’s first casino employee training school is set to open soon offering US style training schemes for potential casino workers.

The victim of a bizarre casino accident has hit the jackpot in her personal injury suit, after the Ameristar Casino admitted the accident was their fault.

A new casino aimed at the sophisticated, upmarket gambler is set to open in Manchester this October creating 350 jobs as it does so.

Maxim, the racy lads mag best known for pictures of scantily clad babes, is planning to bolster its reputation in the US by lending its name to a $1.2 billion hotel and casino scheduled to open on The Strip in Las Vegas in 2012.

An angry Coventry MP is set to meet the UK’s culture minister in an attempt to revive his city’s super-casino bid.