The Web wager world speaks about '08.

In California, betting to win can be a buttoned-down, corporate slog through the salary-man trenches.

Jeff Yass dodged $1 billion in taxes — now he's pouring money to support election deniers

Who needs horses when you've got a row of TVs in an airless storefront at the off-track betting parlor?

You've heard about the home-loan bust, but do you know your derivatives from your tranches? Read Salon's easy guide to understanding the current market freakout.

An Atlantic City hotel and casino will become the first in the U.S. to let guests gamble over hotel room TV sets

A match-fixing scandal centering on referees has stunned German soccer. That sort of thing has never happened in the U.S. Why not? And could it?

Now that sports betting is legal, the leagues want in — and they're lobbying state-by-state

The glorious sport of thoroughbred racing is dying -- and part of the reason is the greed of owners who put champions out to stud in their prime.

An under-regulated Wall Street -- not the president\'s energy policy -- is what\'s driving prices up

Iowa economists gambled that they could predict the presidential election. They lost.

Place your wagers, ladies and gentlemen

The British are talking trash and taking bets in the tussle over the U.K.'s next poet laureate.

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