A Las Vegas-based casino has launched the first fully legal poker website in the United States

Rolf Potts goes to Las Vegas with $5 in his pocket, discovers the Mystical High Church of Luck -- and ends up losing $100.

Indians used to be on the bottom in Palm Springs, but gaming put them on top. Now tribal leaders are accused of exploiting workers and abusing their neighbors. Will the backlash topple their empire?

Claiming they were sexually harassed and abused while working at a tribal casino, a group of California women are suing. There's only one problem: As part of a sovereign Indian nation, the casino is exempt from civil U.S. law.

The numerically significant day is only a few hours away

NCAA tournament brackets are more than a hobby for fantasy league fun, bragging rights and office pools.

"Double Down" authors Frederick and Steven Barthelme talk about family, gambling and their run-in with the legal system.

Solitaire might be the most-played video game in history. Its legacy — as more than a mere game — endures

They are gambling away their income, their savings, and their chance for a secure future.

Despite his "strong anti-gambling record," he prepares for a major gift from serious high-rollers -- and criticism from the party's right wing.

Twenty-five years ago, the government saved Donald Trump from his own profligate spending. It's an important lesson