Online poker proposal in California takes a hit Californian Indian casinos to allow more slot machines Poker Players Alliance expresses support for Colorado poker appeal PPA commends Senate bill for poker regulation

Club USA Casino Craps

Club USA Casino has good craps action at their site. They offer private, public and reserved tables. The minimum bet is $1 and the max is $500. The casino offers behind the line odds. Nice graphics and sound add up to a satisfying craps experience. Good shooting.

Play Now at Club USA Casino!

A Huge Collection of Loose Slots!

Online casino slots are loose. Why? Because with the lower overhead, no slot employees to pay, and lower taxes, they can afford to pay more back to their customers. Roxy Palace offers a huge range of casino slots for you to play for fun or for real money prizes. From easy to play 3-reel games and fruit slot machines, all the way through to popular video slots, progressives slots and brand new releases from Microgaming, every game provides a high level of quality.

Play Now at Roxy Palace!

Will Ohio Casino Initiative Effect Michigan?

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

DETROIT, Michigan -- As reported by The Detroit News: "Forget the football rivalry.

"The Buckeye State is suiting up to challenge Michigan in an even bigger game: casino gambling.

"A
<a rel='nofollow' href='http://www.readybetgo.com/phpadsnew/adclick.php?n=abcc77e6' target='_BLANK'><img src='http://www.readybetgo.com/phpadsnew/adview.php?n=abcc77e6' border='0' alt='Advertisement'></a> ballot initiative likely facing Ohio voters in November would allow one full-scale casino resort each in Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and -- most worrisome for Michigan's gambling halls -- Toledo.

"Currently, Ohioans' gambling options within the state are limited. There aren't any casinos. But there are horse racing tracks, bingo and lottery operations in addition to off-track betting facilities. Every surrounding state, though, except Kentucky, offers casino gambling within an hour's drive of the Ohio border.

"Most executives with Detroit's three casinos -- MGM Grand Detroit, MotorCity and Greektown -- were reluctant to talk publicly about the potential effect of the proposed Ohio casinos.

"They said Ohio gamblers make up a significant part of their companies' patronage but added that out-of-state patrons spend far less time and money at Detroit casinos than Michiganians do. But they did say that more convenient gambling facilities in Ohio would make it harder for Detroit casinos to continue marketing to a regional gambling audience around the Great Lakes..."

[ more gambling news ]