Philip Conneller is a Reporter at Casino.org. With eight years of experience covering the gaming industry from Las Vegas to Macau, he specializes in gaming law, white-collar crime, global money laundering, and regulation. Philip's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as ESPN, Forbes, and Time Out, as well as linked by major publications like The Washington Post and The Daily Mail.
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Philip Conneller's coverage predominantly focuses on breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, illegal gambling, fraud, betting, and casino-related incidents. He often covers legal policy regulation linked to these topics.
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By: Philip Conneller
A California judge temporarily blocked controversial state gambling regulations targeting blackjack-style games in cardrooms, handing operators a major win in an escalating battle with tribal casinos over gambling rights and regulatory authority.
By: Philip Conneller
Federal prosecutors say three Upstate suspects lured Anderson father Mequez Bernard Geer to Harrah’s Cherokee Casino before kidnapping, robbing and killing him in a cross-state conspiracy tied to a burned vehicle found in Spartanburg County
By: Philip Conneller
Two lottery winners with the surnames McMillion and Fortune struck it rich in the same week. Coincidence or nominative determinism? We look at the odds and other aptly named jackpot winners.
By: Philip Conneller
Bankrupt Illinois racetrack Hawthorne Race Course alleges a state agriculture director steered horse-racing funds to a rival track connected to his lobbyist brother. A federal judge has now approved subpoenas as the dispute unfolds in bankruptcy court
Manchester United's reported £20 million-a-year Betway training wear deal shows how Premier League clubs are replacing gambling shirt sponsorship revenue ahead of a landmark betting advertising ban.
Posted on: May 29, 2026, 01:51h. Last updated on: May 29, 2026, 01:51h.
By: Philip Conneller
Three horses were stabbed at a major barrel racing event at South Point Casino in Las Vegas, leading to the arrest of a teenage competitor facing multiple animal cruelty charges.
By: Philip Conneller
A federal judge dismissed most claims in a former MGM National Harbor server's lawsuit over footwear accommodations, but allowed one disability discrimination claim tied to a VIP casino position to proceed.
By: Philip Conneller
A Miami street grifter was arrested after allegedly scamming victims out of cash and a Rolex using the centuries-old shell game. Here's how the unwinnable con works.
By: Philip Conneller
Australia's gambling losses have surged to A$31.5 billion as pressure mounts for tougher poker machine curfews. Here's why campaigners want NSW pokies switched off from midnight.
