Gambling Grandpa Wrecks Robbers
July 7, 2010 by Dave Swinson · Leave a Comment
With Florida law revoking its buy-in limit on poker on Thursday, 74 year-old Thomas Gigliotti and his wife Josephine decided to do a little gambling on Friday night. Their biggest gamble came when they... continued
Indiana Attorney General Tells Feds to Butt Out of Online Poker Battle
June 10, 2010 by Dave Swinson · Leave a Comment
While many of the arguments against the legalization of online poker have centered on the morals of gambling or logistics of regulation, the Indiana’s Attorney General has posed a different reason why... continued
How Many Poker Games Can You Play in Florida?
May 19, 2010 by James McDonald · Leave a Comment
In April Florida Governor Charlie Crist signed new legislation to expand tournament poker. Now, it turns out, someone has to come up with a list of just which games will be allowed under or affected by... continued
July 1st Date Looms for New Florida Poker Laws
May 16, 2010 by Dave Swinson · 3 Comments
Excitement is building in the Florida poker community as the July 1st implementation date looms for the state’s new live poker regulations to take effect. The new legislation, signed by governor Charlie... continued
IRS Forecloses on Homes of Michael “The Grinder” Mizrachi
May 14, 2010 by James McDonald · Leave a Comment
Michael “The Grinder” Mizrachi has seen better days. The 2006 Card Player Magazine “Card Player of the Year” has seen the government foreclose on his Florida homes in Hollywood and Miramar. The... continued
Excitement High over Florida Gambling Changes
April 30, 2010 by Dave Swinson · Leave a Comment
With Florida governor Charlie Crist’s signature on Wednesday, poker players in Florida are brimming over with excitement about gambling law changes that are reducing the slot tax, adding no-limit poker... continued
$1 Billion for Florida Budget from Seminole Indian Casinos
April 15, 2010 by Mike Ferguson · Leave a Comment
Florida lawmakers and tribal leaders reached an historic agreement in Tallahassee this week which will grant the right to allow house-banked card games at Seminole Indian casinos in return for a $1 billion... continued
New Details In Poker Playing Husband and Wife Homicide
April 14, 2010 by Mike Ferguson · Leave a Comment
“I turned evil,” Robert Oulton, the South Florida poker player charged in the slaying of his poker-playing wife told his son, according to an affidavit filed by the Broward Sheriff’s Office. After... continued
Husband Charged in Murder of Well Known South Florida Poker Player
April 11, 2010 by Mike Ferguson · Leave a Comment
Yvonne Oulton, a familiar presence around the South Florida poker circuit, was discovered inside her silver Dodge Caravan behind a row of warehouses, the victim of an apparent homicide. This week, in a... continued
Poker Brings New Life to Pensacola Dog Track
February 3, 2010 by Mike Ferguson · 3 Comments
The Pensacola Greyhound Track in Florida’s Panhandle had fallen on hard times over the last decade. Attendance was down, unemployment was up and the racetrack open since 1946 was facing an uncertain... continued


