VANCOUVER, British Columbia – (PRESS RELEASE) -- Bodog.com continues to lead the pack in offering wagers on the most talked about pop culture events. Today Bodog.com has posted odds on a variety of outcomes in the most talked about trial of the year -- Michael Jackson's.

Bodog.com is running three wagers on the trial:

- Will Michael Jackson be convicted of child molestation at the end of this trial?

- Will Michael Jackson serve a jail sentence for his current child molestation trial?

Saturday's main Lotto draw will be a roll-over with an estimated £8.5m jackpot up for grabs after there were no winners on Wednesday night, Lotto operator Camelot has said.

The winning numbers in the main draw were 2, 15, 20, 24, 32, 47 and the bonus number was 29.

Set of balls seven and draw machine Amethyst were used.

The unconfirmed results showed seven people won £135,256 by matching five numbers and the bonus ball.

Some 295 winners each won £2,005 by matching five numbers; 16,033 won £81 by matching four; and 314,891 people won £10 with three.

After an intensive search for a partner to develop casino´s projects, SX Networks finally find in MediaGambling Networks the perfect complement that they were looking for.

The skills required for the new partner were the following: the Company should have a strong presence at the Internet to support SX Networks’ sites promotion and it should be capable and disposed to work among them in the future projects.

MediaGambling was the only candidate that fitted perfectly in that profile. Among other things, MediaGambling will help to promote what is developed along with SXNetworks.

Singer Elton John hopes to marry his long-term partner David Furnish in a civil ceremony in December -- even though he will be too busy to take his dream man away for a romantic honeymoon.

John plans to take immediate advantage of new British legislation coming into effect on Dec. 5 which will allow same sex couples to be legally recognized as a civil partnership.

He's already making arrangements to follow in British royal Prince Charles' footsteps when he married Camilla Parker Bowles on April 9 -- by exchanging vows in Windsor, England.

SX Networks is researching for new European partners to create, set in motion and promote new Internet sites. The biggest aim is finding European companies, that are able to get involved on some Gambling projects that SX Networks has in mind.

This Company already has vast experience in the Gambling area. But with the cooperation of this new partner, they would be completely advocated in developing, setting in motion, and keeping updated the sites they would create. In the first stage of the project, they are thinking of launching almost 10 sites in different languages (German, Spanish, French, Italian and English) and with diverse categories like poker, slot machines, bingo, backgammon, etc.

Sports clothing and accessories maker Lotto France is exiting its current French headquarters in Besancon in the Doubs region and moving to a new base in Aix-en-Provence, southern France.

Lotto said that Aix-en-Provence is better served by air transport.

The company, a unit of Italian sportswear group Lotto Sport, moved from Paris headquarters to Besancon in December 2000.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. There has been another rollover in the grand prize for the Illinois State Lottery's Lotto game -- to 34 (m) million dollars.
The rollover occurred because no ticket matched all six winning numbers from last night's drawing.

The next Lotto drawing will be tomorrow night.

Although there was no grand prize winner, 24 players matched five of the six winning numbers -- good or second prizes of one-thousand-82-dollars apiece.

An elderly Boca Raton man finally stepped forward Monday to claim the $10 million Lotto jackpot from a drawing last week, but refused to talk to the press, Florida Lottery officials said.

Lotto officials said Perry Orens, 77, was refusing to discuss his victory with the press. Orens bought his lucky ticket from a Publix supermarket at 21230 St. Andrews Blvd., near Town Center Mall, prior to last Wednesday’s drawing.

“He claimed the money and asked the newspapers to mind their own business,” said Jacqueline Barreiros, lottery spokeswoman. “It was pretty cut and dried.”

New Yorkers are betting that the year of the pope's birth and time of his death will bring them fortune.

So many New York Lottery Win 4 players have bet the combination of 1-9-2-0, the year of the pope's birth, that the number sold out for tonight's drawings and both of yesterday's drawings.

Unlike Lotto, in which winners split a pot, Win 4 and Numbers guarantee fixed payouts to each winner - $5,000 for an exact match. The lottery agency caps potential winnings at $5 million, so numbers sell out, spokeswoman Jennifer Mauer said.

More than 1,000 people lined up to claim their lottery prize after a newspaper claimed the numbers were a mistake.

The New York Daily News says the number 13 was printed by mistake. The number 12 was supposed to be printed instead.

The small mistake means many people thought they'd won $100,000 on the scratch and match game.

Several had already made plans for the money.

The newspaper says it's going to conduct a full investigation, but it's not paying out any money.