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Opposing sides are trading blows ahead of the U.S. Supreme Court case that is likely

PokerStars has confirmed that it will leave the Australian market in the face of new

The license of Philippine gaming services provider PhilWeb will be reinstated a year after it

Microsoft recently began hosting weekly League of Legends events at its stores in the U.S.,

To celebrate its one-year anniversary, PlaySugarHouse.com is letting players gamble for free on Wednesday, September

On August 25, New Jersey state Sen. Ray Lesniak plans to introduce a bill that

FanDuel has gone mainstream, unveiling a version of classic fantasy football this season. The DFS

Most iGaming sites charge a “rake” on each poker pot, but they also offer loyalty

Las Vegas’ first multi-player free-roam virtual reality experience will debut September 8 inside LEVEL UP,

Michigan state Senator Mike Kowall is reviewing his online gambling measure and will hold meetings

Should sports betting be legalized? That question divides America’s gaming tribes, with the tribes who

Maine has adopted a daily fantasy sports law that declares DFS contests as games of
On March 11, 1978, Miami (Ohio) stunned Marquette with an 84–81 overtime upset in the NCAA tournament. Marquette led by 10 late in regulation before Jerome Whitehead’s ejection for a flagrant foul sparked a Miami comeback. After a missed Marquette free throw forced OT, Archie Aldridge’s clutch three-point play with a minute remaining secured the victory for the Redskins (now referred to as the RedHawks).
On March 10, 1956, world record holder John Landy sacrificed his lead in the Australian National Championships to help fallen competitor Ron Clarke. After stopping to assist Clarke to his feet 580 yards from the finish, Landy remarkably resumed his sprint. He overtook the field to win in 4:04.2, securing his Olympic berth in an iconic display of sportsmanship.