Did you spend the last two weeks watching the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics at the expense of your time playing online casino games at Bodog?
Well, you now have some time to jump right back into the fun with slot machine games like Frozen Assets and Penguin Power. It might be turning to spring outside, but [...]

The USA came out on top of the medal standings in the 2010 Games, finishing with 37 total medals (nine gold, 15 silver, 13 bronze). Germany was next on the podium with 30 (10 gold, 13 silver, seven bronze). The host nation enjoyed a ton of success with 26 medals and a third-place finish (14 [...]

Holy crap – what a game! There was mega highs for Team Canada and mega, mega lows and the entire world took a collective deep breath as the game went into sudden death overtime. 
To summarize, in a pretty evenly matched chess match with outstanding goal tending from both , Team Canada’s Roberto Luongo and USA’s [...]

While Team USA may have the always brash Brian Burke to thank for their mix of grinders, goal-scorers, no-names and stellar  goaltending, Team Canada has general manager and former Detroit Red Wings captain Steve Yzerman to thank for putting together an A-Team of athletes.
“It comes down to character,” said Yzerman, “and we believe we’ve got [...]

It’s Miller time. Crack open a cold one, press the the old rewind button to last Sunday at the Vancouver Olympics and you’ll see that US goaltender Ryan Miller made 42 saves on 45 shots, sealing a 5-3 US victory over Canada.
In this tournament Miller leads all goaltenders with a 5-0 record and a 1.04 [...]

The 2010 Olympics in Vancouver have had quite a wild ride with incredible highs and lows.  However, if you’ve been lucky enough to be in the host city this Winter Olympics, you’ll agree that the spirit of the Olympics is alive and well in the locals and the tourists.
On Thursday, a flash mob hit Vancouver’s Robson Square and performed [...]

This probably wasn’t a very good idea seeing how the Olympic committee has shown they can be pretty uptight after those silly Scotty Lago photos surfaced, but the victorious Canadian team celebrated their gold medal win on Thursday with beer, cigars and champagne anyway. After beating the United States 2-0, the team stormed the ice with [...]

The United States won’t get a chance to face Russia in the Gold Medal Game, but they might have to go through rival Canada again to win the Olympic tournament.
First, though, the USA has to get past Finland in one of two semifinal matchups on Friday. The USA is now listed at 5/2 on the [...]

Scotland was the birthplace of curling, but Canada is where it lives. And the host nation at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics is poised to claim double gold. Cheryl Bernard’s rink from Calgary is 11-10 to beat Sweden (5-1) on Friday, while the Kevin Martin rink from Edmonton will be an even heavier favorite against Norway [...]

Twenty-six-year-old extreme skier C.R. Johnson was killed suddenly on Wednesday after he fell and hit his head on a rock while skiing at California’s Squaw Valley. Reportedly, he was wearing a helmet.
 Johnson, who competed in the Winter X Games, was skiing with friends and was not training at the time. He apparently lost his balance [...]