Posts Tagged ‘gambling’
One California senator is gambling that legalizing sports betting in the state would be a win-win for all.
SF Public Utilities Commission employees have been accused of watching porn and gambling on their work computers.
Entering the last week of the pro football regular season, SFBay prognosticators have split into winners and losers.
Bettin’ or Braggin’ is late this week, and not because we just needed more work on our no-huddle.
It took six weeks to play out, but big bets finally led to big trouble in the world of Bettin’ or Braggin’.
After five weeks, a 22-7 record against the spread, and a 3,700-SFBay Buck-sized bulge in my leatherette bi-fold, I’m finally willing to admit: I’m kicking butt.
Well, well, well. This betting thing. Not as easy as it looks, eh? Not like I can complain though. I’ve had two solid weeks betting pro football.
After an Alameda man realized he couldn’t pay his gambling debts, he took matters into his own hands.
Sorry, Bay Area gamblers. Looks like you’ll still have to drive to Reno or Vegas to lose your money on real casino-style games.
