- September 7, 2024
Indonesia Wants X to Automatically Remove Gambling Ads
Indonesian authorities want X to create a tool that will automate the identification and removal of online gambling ads. [Image: Shutterstock.com] Authorities in Indonesia are
Neville Blasts Chelsea as Pochettino Odds to Be Fired Grow
Mauricio Pochettino is firmly on the hot seat following a Carabao Cup Final loss. [Image: Shutterstock.com] Blue bottle jobs Following Gary Neville’s “bottle job” comments,
13 Diners in Las Vegas for Heaping Plates of Bacon and Eggs
Come to the Black Bear Diner in Henderson or Las Vegas for the cheeky black bear sculptures, stay for the too-good diner fare. Start with
North Las Vegas provides runway for renewable jet fuel company
Edgewood Renewables, a biofuel production company, is planning a biorefinery for the site of a former fuel terminal in North Las Vegas, with CEO Steve
Golden Knights fall at Senators, 4-3
Justin Tang / The Canadian Press via AP Vegas Golden Knights right wing Jonathan Marchessault (81) celebrates his goal against the Ottawa Senators during the
Smoke and Mirrors: Revolutionizing Las Vegas with Nevada’s First Cannabis Cocktail Lounge
Las Vegas, Nevada – In an unprecedented move, the vibrant city of Las Vegas welcomes Smoke and Mirrors Cannabis Lounge, the pioneering establishment in the
Poker-Based Deckbuilder Is a Revelation
I jumped right in and might never leave To give you an example of how addictive the new poker-based roguelike deckbuilding game Balatro is, I
The Heartbeat of the Desert: Gambling in Las Vegas
Las Vegas, often hailed as the world’s gambling mecca, pulsates with the energy of high-stakes games, the clinking of slot machines, and the buzz of
Washington DC Man Sues Powerball Over $340m Win
A Washington DC man is suing three entities over refusing to honor his winning Powerball ticket. [Image: Shutterstock.com] Taoti claims mistake A Washington DC man
PrizePicks Among DFS Operators to Leave Florida Market
Betr, PrizePicks, and Underdog Fantasy intend to leave Florida by March 1 following a second cease and desist letter from the Florida Gaming Control Commission