A Northamptonshire casino has been forced to apologise after a picture of a semi-naked model was apparently projected onto a church.
The publicity stunt was for a strip poker night being held at Aspers casino in Northampton, something that sent the priest at All Saints' Church into a bit of a spin after worried parishioners began contacting him.
The match between Milton Keynes Dons and Oldham Athletic on Saturday 15th February, KO 3pm, has been designated as the club’s fourth ‘Ladies Big Day’.
Female fans, and accompanying gentleman, can purchase tickets for only £20 in Club Red for this fixture. Female season ticket holders from other areas in the ground can upgrade to Club Red for just £5 along with their accompanying season ticket holding friends and family, male or female.
If you’ve not got your head around Bitcoin yet then you are in the majority. It seems that no one you speak to in the street can really explain what this virtual currency is all about. You mine data and then earn a coin. Or you can just buy it – over $900 a piece when last we looked. But that doesn’t seem to be deterring the good folks at two Las Vegas casinos that have begun accepting the cyber currency at shops, restaurants and hotels.
Anyone planning a casino night may want to think about how they can spice things up a bit by drawing on a theme. Films make for great party themes and you’ll find no shortage of awesome movies featuring casinos. Here’s a look at some of the best and most famous films that could inspire your casino night. You could go for Rain Man, but we think the following three flicks are the best.
Buckinghamshire is not traditionally associated with casinos; in terms of glitz and glamour Milton Keynes is about as far removed from Monte Carlo as you could imagine.
But things are changing in the region and MK is now home to a casino that can rival any of those of MC. There might be fewer Ferraris parked out the front, but the play is just as high stakes.
What comes to mind when someone says the word roulette? Glitz and glamour of Monte Carlo? James Bond films? Or is it Christopher Walken in the Deer Hunter?
Whatever your thoughts, roulette is just one of those words that seems to be massively overused, a bit like adding the suffix -gate to anything that is vaguely scandalous or politically dodgy.