Mr. Nobody asked:


Death Pools involve people gambling about the precise day and year that a person (commonly a celebrity) might die, should gambling gimmicks that involve life and death matters, such as the death pool be illegal? Why or why not?

Brent

WhipBook asked:


BlackJack, Craps, Poker? Do most of the gambling places have free drinks like in AC and Vegas?

Geraldine

Jideel asked:


Do you know gambling software providers such as Playtech, Microgaming, Wagerworks, Grand Virtual, ECM… ?
They provide full gambling software stack to operate an online gambling business, i sent email about sale inquiries, but it’s hard to obtain prices information.
Does someones has an idea about the average price of such a stack, or an order of magnitude ?
Is it 10,000$, 50,000$, 100,000$ ???
Thank you for helping.

Roberto

Susiepolls2008 asked:


In order for Obama’s plans to work hinges on a great reduction of military spending and the scaling down of costs for both conflicts and no other future conflict and with leaving our nation in a militarily weak position due to lack of funding.
Seems alot like he’s gambling w/ at a very high risk game with America’s future to me.

Wendy

Suzy asked:


My fiance had an extremely bad gambling problem and now i dont trust him, but I am trying. Can a person ever get over it.

Ella

res20n asked:


I’ve always wanted to find a new job in a Casino or other jobs in Gambling. I don’t know where to look though…are there any good sites or references out there that can point me in the right direction?

Sharon

Jason M asked:


I did not charge anything to an online gambling website, but I’ve received an email from them saying I did and threatening to post to my credit report. Can they do this? I never visited the site, certainly never signed anything, and I thought online gambling was illegal in the US anyway!
Despite Red Rover’s very helpful response, there are no lies here. I have no interest in gambling, and certainly wouldn’t be dumb enough to trust some offshored website.

More to the point, I have not seen any charges show up on my credit report. Normally, I’d think this was just a spam email (as was suggested), but the email included my full name and address, and social security number! They claimed to have already looked up my credit report, and would soon pass this debt on to a collections agency.

It sounds like everyone agrees that the legality of online gambling has no bearing on their ability to report to a credit bureau…
Oops… I should have said I have not seen any charges show up on my credit *card*, not credit report.

Marvin

LP3 asked:


Just wondering what the legal gambling and drinking age is in Turks and Caicos?

Alma

pattie asked:


What can i do to stop him from gambling, He think that I don’t know when he lying to me. I don’t know what to do. I have two of his kids from his first wife. and he think I don’t have feeling ,but I do. Sometime I think , he need to get away from me, when he goes gambling. maybe he want his first wife. but what can i do?

Tammy

RockStar asked:


Online gambling was made illegal in the US a couple of years back but there are a few (mostly Canadian) sites that still accept US players. Even though it is illegal in the US to gamble online, should an individual include those profits on their federal tax return?
I guess my question is: If one reports the income then that individual admits to ‘breaking the law’ but if they don’t then they are breaking the law by withholding taxable income from their tax return.

Bill