Prediction markets attempt use 'crowd wisdom' to predict the future and some are now factoring bitcoin into their models.
An extremely optimistic American has filmed himself eating his hat after losing a bet on the BTC price.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has requested details on Erik Voorhees and all investors in gambling site SatoshiDice.
Mt. Gox’s troubles raise a number of red flags that make comparisons with now-bankrupt online gambling sites highly relevant.
The second-generation bitcoin gambling sites demonstrate market-based legitimacy and look set to bring the currency into the mainstream.
The D and Golden Gate will become the first casinos in Las Vegas to accept bitcoin, with a catch.
A team of Princeton faculty members are developing a prediction market based on bitcoin transactions.
Mauro Velazquez is using his winnings to develop a game that lets players collect bitcoins from real-world locations.
Jack Sommer, a former casino owner, is accepting bitcoin offers on his 25,000 square-foot Las Vegas mansion.
SatoshiDICE Tribute will distribute a fraction of all bets to three top-ranked players.
Bitmarkers wants to make it easy for gamblers using brick-and-mortar casinos to move money in bitcoin.
Futureblock is enabling people to bet on the volatility of the bitcoin network hash rate.
Skilled gamers can win bitcoin via new multiplayer gaming platform LeetCoin.
Will large numbers of small gambling transactions bloat the bitcoin block chain? Not if they're kept mostly off of it.
Could high-risk online businesses like gambling, travel and adult entertainment sites be a useful foothold for bitcoin?