Gambling

WA AG Bob Ferguson and casino representatives opposed the suit, saying it 'threatened' the integrity and livelihood of Tribal Casinos

Incredible costumes. live music and memories at Legends Casino Hotel in Toppenish, Washington. Join the festivities this Saturday evening and enter the costume contest for your chance to be one of five different payouts for looking so cool!

If you haven't heard (!), there's a little football game coming up this weekend and there are plenty of crazy things that you can place a bet on that do not require any knowledge of football whatsoever.

If you've ever played poker or bet on a sporting event, you surely have experienced a "bad beat".

For us adults, some of our favorite avenues of entertainment have been missing for some time now as well. No movie theaters, concert venues or casinos are open to let us take our minds of the day's troubles. I've been teaching my son the math that is behind each and every hand of the card game Blackjack.

The second incarnation of WWE mogul Vince McMahon's Extreme Football League (XFL) kicks off Saturday when the Seattle Dragons face the Defenders in Washington, D.C. Here are some things to know to familiarize yourself with the team and the league in general.

Oddsmakers in Las Vegas don't think too highly of the Seattle Seahawks chances to win Super Bowl 53

If you are not the gambling type but still are rooting for the underdog nonetheless, Connor McGregor could put his name on this list of the biggest upsets in sports history with a victory over Floyd Mayweather in Las Vegas Saturday night.

A recent analysis done by WalletHub.com ranked all 50 states as to the level of gambling addiction. Washington ranked 38th overall.

Mai Hoang of the Yakima Herald-Rupublic has reported that Yakama Nation Legends Casino, as part of a $90 million expansion, is planning to add approximately 100 new jobs to their staff.

The blockbuster trade between the Seattle Seahawks and New Orleans Saints that sent shockwaves through the NFL Tuesday is having a ripple effect on Las Vegas now.

Last week it was reported that actor Ben Affleck was kicked out of the Hard Rock Casino in Las Vegas for counting cards whilst playing blackjack (also known by novices as 21). I have some advice for Mr. Affleck to avoid such embarrassment in the future.