Tennis has enough trouble gathering people to watch their sport, now they have a match throwing scandal threatening to destroy the sports credibility.

While casinos around the country are flourishing, New Jersey is having financial difficulties at their state horse racing tracks, and some believe that video poker could be the answer.

The state of Connecticut is looking into allegations that Reader’s Digest provided illegal money wheels and gaming devices to a local high school for a fund raiser.

West Virginia is another in the growing list of states that just keeps allowing casino expansion, and the latest expansion is a poker room at one of their racetracks.

Boyd Gaming Corp.,one of the biggest casino operators in the United States, released its third quarter numbers Wednesday, and they exceeded what Wall Street had projected.