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Louisiana ranks among the top 10 most gambling-addicted states in America. A new WalletHub study reveals why the Bayou State’s betting culture is raising red flags.

Louisiana is known for its vibrant culture and endless festivities—but a recent WalletHub survey reveals that our state might be indulging a bit too much. Ranked 4th overall in "state sins," the Bayou State tops the list in excesses and vices. Discover how cultural norms and regional laws contribute to Louisiana’s unique blend of fun and controversy.

Just remember who gave you the heads up when you win!

In Louisiana casinos is the practice of playing two slot machines at the same time legal? And is there an advantage to playing two machines at once?

One of Louisiana's most "fun and friendly" places to play has earned nationwide accolades by Gaming and Destinations Magazine.

Arizona jockey Martin Osuna arrested at Evangeline Downs Racetrack for falsifying racing documents.

It seems gambling on arcade games has received the green light from Dave & Buster's, but will it become a reality at Louisiana locations?

Some Louisiana gamblers suggest that a slot machine that's about to pay out big has a "certain tell". Do you know what they're looking for?

One of Louisiana and Texas' favorite places to play has announced a multi-million dollar expansion to its casino resort facility.

Louisiana has many different casinos with all kinds of games, but what day is the best day to play and win big on the slots? Here's what we found out.

Louisiana, before you buy your next scratch-off lottery ticket, read this!

Louisiana gamblers might soon have another reason to visit Mississippi's Gulf Coast. Developers have been given site approval to create a new facility in Biloxi.

Will you outsmart the chicken? Or will you end up with egg on your face?

The latest gaming facility to open in the state will feature 100,000 square feet of fun, food, and games along with a DraftKings Sportsbook and a restaurant owned by Shaquille O'Neal.

Jameson Williams among five players suspended by the NFL for gambling.

BREAKING NEWS, according to Ian Rapoport the NFL is suspending Falcons wide receiver Calvin Ridley for a year due to gambling on NFL games during the 2021 season.

The 80-year-old nun, who took more than $835,000 to support her gambling habit, reportedly used some of the funds to take trips to Las Vegas.

Licenses for sports books are still on hold.

The child was found abandoned in the mother's car about 11 pm on Saturday night.

Governor John Bel Edwards signed quite a bit of legislation today, which included the official legalization of sports betting in the state of Louisiana. The new law will go into effect soon, giving casinos in the state hopes to be fully operating by football season.