Sean Chaffin

1 week ago | athlonoutdoors.com | Sean Chaffin

Two men square off on each side of a table, clasping hands and waiting for the referee to give the go-ahead to pull. Corey “The Flash” Miller readies for quite a battle against Sweden’s Johannes Anderssen at the 2022 International Federation of Armwrestling. The referee starts the match, and Miller rips his opponent’s hand backward toward the table. However, the two reach a stalemate, and the match must be restarted twice. The third time’s the charm for Miller.

1 week ago | casino.org | Sean Chaffin

Expansion Plans: The Chris Moneymaker Tour is planning to expand, potentially including a European stop by late 2025 or spring 2026, aiming for a larger scale with more international events. Player Feedback: Participants have responded positively to the tour, appreciating the event structures and price points, indicating the tour’s successful trajectory.

2 weeks ago | prestonhollow.advocatemag.com | Sean Chaffin

The dog was fed, but the home was trashed. It was just after sunset when Cynthia MacLennan returned home. Her poodle that patrols her home had been a bit sick of late. A friend had come by to check on the pooch, so at first she didn’t think anything of her bedroom light being left on. She hopped out of the car and walked a couple doors down to visit a friend for a few minutes. When she returned to her house, MacLennan was shocked at what she found inside.

2 weeks ago | cardplayer.com | Sean Chaffin

A casino workers strike at Caesars Southern Indiana ended this week after nearly two weeks, as Teamsters Local 89 and Operating Engineers Local 399 members approved a new five-year contract. The work stoppage affected about 140 of the property’s 900-plus employees. The casino is owned by VICI Properties and operated by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. Employees had been without a contract for more than a month.

2 weeks ago | cardplayer.com | Sean Chaffin

The Kalshi sports betting or prediction markets saga continued this week after the company filed a federal lawsuit against the Maryland Lottery and Gaming and Control Commission. The move came after the regulatory body sent cease-and-desist letters to keep the company from offering sports event contract trading in the state. In the suit, Kalshi claimed Maryland’s move violated federal law and the company sought an immediate temporary restraining order and an injunction hearing.