Basking in the jurors' decision to acquit his client of all counts, Michael Jackson's lawyer said Tuesday the singer will no longer share his bed with young boys.

He's not going to do that anymore," attorney Thomas Mesereau Jr. told NBC's "Today." "He's not going to make himself vulnerable to this anymore."

Jackson was found not guilty Monday of child molestation, conspiracy and other counts. Jurors said the accusations of a young boy and his family were not credible — a total legal victory that triggered jubilation among the pop star's fans and embarrassment for the district attorney's office.

But Mesereau said the singer was still recovering from the ordeal.

Cal State offers course on the math behind games of chance.

For those who wonder about the odds behind blackjack, roulette, craps and other games, California State University, East Bay's continuing education program is offering a new summer course: "What are the odds? Introduction to gambling and chance."

No, it is not only about how to gamble, said Michael Orkin, Ph.D., the professor of the home study course. "It's about the math behind the odds."

The class is being marketed mainly to teachers, who have increasingly used gaming odds to make statistics and probability lessons more interesting — and can use such courses to build teacher education credits.

Tens of thousands of Internet bets are being made on the result of Michael Jackson’s child sex trial with most putting their money on an acquital for the King of Pop. Bets will be taken right up to the moment the jury foreman reads out the verdict, which means there could be several more weeks of increasingly frenzied wagers. Betting companies expect a new wave of money to come in when the jury withdraws to deliberate.

Jackson, 46, faces up to 20 years behind bars if convicted on all 10 charges of molestation, conspiracy and providing and plying a minor with alcohol. He has denied molesting a 13-year-old cancer patient, plying the boy with alcohol in order to seduce him and plotting to kidnap the boy and his family in order to ensure their silence.

Thinking of Visiting a Casino On Your Summer Vacation? The Blackjack Zone Can Help You Win

The Blackjack Zone covers all the skills needed to beat the game of blackjack: basic strategy, card counting and other advantage techniques. The author uses his background as a university teacher to explain the complexities of blackjack in a series of easily understood short lessons. To the average player, the information in The Blackjack Zone may be worth $200,000 or more.

Eliot Jacobson is an advantage player, one of the few casino gamblers who consistently wins. He has been kicked out of some of the best casinos in Las Vegas, sometimes nicely, sometimes not so nicely.

Insurance in Blackjack is offered to the player when the dealer draws an ace card. The insurance bet is a side bet to your original wager at half the initial stake to protect your hand against the dealer drawing a Blackjack.

The online casino will prompt you when insurance can be offered; you can either accept or decline and the casino will automatically place the bet for you. This consitutes half your original wager next to your original bet.

The online casino will prompt you when insurance can be offered; you can either accept or decline and the casino will automatically place the bet for you. This consitutes half your original wager next to your original bet.

Infiniti launched a full lineup of luxury vehicles in Taiwan, making Taiwan the third market after North America and the Middle East to sell a complete range of Infiniti vehicles.

With the introduction of a more complete Infiniti lineup, consumers in Taiwan will now have access to such popular Infiniti models as the G35 sport coupe and the M35 luxury sedan. The new lineup will be sold through five exclusive Infiniti dealers located throughout Taiwan.

“We recognize Taiwan as one of the region’s most dynamic markets for luxury vehicles,” said Yasuaki Hashimoto, VP of Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. “Taiwan is one of the first markets to launch the full Infiniti lineup and to deliver Infiniti’s premium Total Ownership Experience.”

Nevada gaming officials say the policeman and a Las Vegas dealer allegedly worked together to defraud a blackjack game.

A Torrance police officer caught on videotape allegedly cheating at a blackjack table in Las Vegas faces criminal charges that could cost him his career and send him to prison.

Edgar Zermeno, 33, worked in collusion with a dealer at the Stratosphere to earn about $1,000 during two nights of gambling, said Keith Copher, chief of enforcement for the Nevada Gaming Control Board.

The dealer, Edgar Lovinaria, 52, of Henderson, Nev., also was arrested. The officer and dealer's relationship was unclear, Copher said

Thinking of buying a high-end house in, say, San Francisco? Look out. BusinessWeek's latest reading shows that luxury housing is extremely expensive in San Francisco and many other markets — even in comparison to the generous incomes of the kind of people who buy pricey homes in those areas.

Luxury homes are most expensive in relation to top-range incomes in San Francisco, San Diego, Los Angeles and Orange County, Calif., according to the BusinessWeek Luxury Housing Affordability Index, based on first-quarter data. On the East Coast, New York and Miami are nearly as expensive. Boston, Washington and Seattle are just a little behind.

According to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), the median American house size is slightly more than 2,000 square feet. Compare that with the domicile of the world's richest man: As might be expected from one with that sobriquet, Microsoft (nasdaq: MSFT - news - people ) founder Bill Gates' house is more than 30 times the average size. The NAHB says that most houses have three bedrooms, one fireplace and are sided with vinyl or aluminum. Some billionaires' homes have more than a dozen bedrooms, and the only vinyl is in the rare-record collection housed in the custom-built listening room.

Yet as extravagant as some of their mansions may seem, the homes of the super-rich are not out of proportion to their wealth. In fact, comparatively, they can seem downright modest...

LAS VEGAS.- The blackjack tables at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino were packed with gamblers and casino voyeurs on a recent weekend. But in the Peacock Lounge -- the casino's high-limit blackjack room, with minimum bets of $100 a hand -- the casino enjoyed an added advantage to its already stacked odds.

The reason involves a high-tech chip within a chip that is helping the Hard Rock learn more than ever about every move made by high rollers. Computer chips embedded in the plastic gambling chips communicate via radio frequency with sensors placed under the table. The technology gives the casino's operators a trove of knowledge, including a player's average bet and where each high-denomination chip is at all times...