Jun. 4—Mark McMillen says he and other bar owners, as well as local nonprofits that rely on charitable gambling, will be hammered by a last-minute law change that will restrict the popular electronic ...

Gamblers would love electronic pull tabs. Cash would flow and the state's cut from the new games would pay the public share of a new Vikings stadium. That's what Gov. Mark Dayton and other politicians ...

Surrounded by the flash and glitz of electronic bingo and video slot machines, old-fashioned paper pull tabs look like your grandfather's form of gambling. Sales numbers show it. Charitable groups ...

After working the graveyard shift, a security guard wearing a Santa hat, glasses and a white beard drove through falling snow ...

Arrow International, the leading supplier of charitable gaming solutions, was the first company certified and today received full approval from the Indiana Gaming Commission to offer electronic pull ...

Some Indiana bar and tavern owners say a new law allowing them to sell pull-tab gambling tickets is helping them financially.“We lost 75 percent of our business after the smoking ban went into effect, ...

LOWELL — That soda can in your hand? Before you toss it in the recycling bin (wait, you weren’t going to throw it in the trash, were you?), you see that little pull-tab you used to open the can? Rip ...

A representative of International Gamco demonstrates their touch screen handset for online gambling during a demonstration at Grumpy's Bar and Grill, Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012 in Roseville, Minn.

St. Paul bar owner Dan O’Gara and his father fought for years to get electronic gambling in Minnesota. During a happy hour filled with more media than customers Tuesday, Sept. 18, their Snelling ...

A major pillar of the Vikings stadium proposal unveiled last week is tax revenue from an expansion in charitable gambling. But such a financing plan has lots of unknowns — and one key question: Will ...

An investigation by special agents with the Washington State Gambling Commission has shut down illegal pull-tab games operating on Facebook by several people in Whatcom and Skagit counties. Washington ...