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
Scotts Valley Band vows legal challenge after the Interior Department revokes gaming eligibility for its Vallejo casino site, handing rival California tribes a major victory in a years-long dispute over ancestral lands and tribal gaming.
By: Philip Conneller
River City Casino employee helped expose a self-described pimp who groomed a girl from age 14 before trafficking her for sex, leading to a federal guilty plea.
By: Philip Conneller
A tongue-in-cheek Florida forecast for July 4 from Matt Devitt. Posts like this have helped the meteorologist gain a million followers on Facebook. (Image: MattDevittWeather/Instagram)
By: Philip Conneller
Undocumented California immigrant Ruby Reyes says she entrusted a $2 million winning lottery ticket to her uncle, who never returned the money. The dispute echoes past cases involving undocumented lottery winners.
By: Philip Conneller
Lawyers for US Special Forces soldier Gannon Van Dyke seek dismissal of groundbreaking Polymarket insider trading charges, arguing prediction market wagers are gambling, not regulated swaps.
By: Philip Conneller
Monarch Casino Resort Spa Black Hawk faces a proposed class action alleging unlawful tip-credit practices, unpaid pre-shift work, illegal tip pooling, and wage violations affecting tipped employees.
Nine Democratic senators urge the CFTC to consider banning wildfire prediction markets, warning they could incentivize arson, while Polymarket defends the contracts as valuable forecasting tools.
Oregon's Wildhorse Resort & Casino robber Javier Vigil is sentenced to 20 years after claiming he was God, shooting at a tribal police officer, and abandoning an insanity defense.
By: Philip Conneller
An Italian lottery player nearly lost a €1 million MillionDay jackpot after accidentally throwing away the winning ticket, prompting a remarkable garbage search that ended in an unlikely recovery.
By: Philip Conneller
Victims of an alleged €15 million Spanish Ponzi scheme are set to recover millions after UK gambling operators surrendered funds following AML investigations.
