Gambling history

Office holiday parties are supposed to help you unwind and reflect on what you’ve been through – free drinks, sparkly outfits, and a night where you finally see what your coworkers look like outside fluorescent lighting. Read more

Halloween might look like harmless escapism – a few costumes, candy, maybe a party or two – but behind the decorations is a quiet financial strain. Read more

The Super Bowl holds a special place in everyone’s heart. For some, it’s about their favorite team winning, for others, it’s about betting. But what no one can argue is that everyone considers it a social ritual that goes beyond a single evening. Read more

More than three quarters of US workers say their boss has contacted them during time off. Nearly 3 in 4 say it spoils their break. So why are we still picking up the phone? Read more

You've planned every detail. The flowers, the seating chart, the playlist. You've imagined this day for months, maybe years. And then someone shows up in white. Read more

Nearly three quarters of UK workers say their boss has contacted them during time off. More than 8 in 10 say it spoils their break. So why are we still picking up the phone? Read more

When holiday budgets are tighter than ever, and every dollar has a job, gift-giving becomes less about sentiment and more about strategy. Read more

When the housing market is going crazy and you'll consider any option that feels safe – or maybe not safe at all? Casinos Analyzer’s new survey reveals how the housing crisis is reshaping taboos – from haunted houses to homes near cemeteries, a comfort zone comes with a price tag in 2025. Read more

Pumpkin spice isn’t just a flavor, it’s a cultural flashpoint. For 55% of people, it’s the taste of fall itself, a cozy ritual that makes the season feel complete. The other 45% say it’s completely overrated. That nearly even split captures the strange power of pumpkin spice – you’re either in the camp that swears by it or in the one that rolls its eyes Read more