the Isle of Man Government’s Department of Economic Development has confirmed that Asian online gaming operator 12bet.com has gone live under a licence granted last month.
Read More . . .An Indiana Gaming Commission internal probe prompted by a Times investigation has found one of its own compliance enforcers was hiding gamblers' complaints against Indiana's 13 casinos for a year or more.
Read More . . .PokerStars has been granted an activity licence in Estonia, one of the first operators to be awarded a licence in the newly regulated market.
Read More . . .It was the arrest of Jim Selvitella last week for allegedly being involved in an illegal gambling ring that triggered this column.
Read More . . .Wearing a Pearl Jam T-shirt, camouflage shorts, flip flops and a backwards Hurley baseball cap, Shane Engrem is busy gambling with a group of buddies on a recent Friday night at Delaware Park.
Read More . . .A Year ago , when the NDP government was still in its infancy, Finance Minister Graham Steele made a grown-up decision. He pulled the plug on the electronic keno lottery game
Read More . . .Think you know your pro football? Make your picks starting Aug. 20 as the Delaware Lottery introduces a new football contest: the Delaware Lottery $100,000 Ultimate Pro Football Challenge.
Read More . . .With less than two weeks for any bill to pass in the state Legislature, the Morongo Band of Mission Indians on Wednesday met in Sacramento with California tribal leaders to muster forces to legalize Internet gaming for California.
Read More . . .Iowa Lottery Director Terry Rich dreams of the day when his state-run business thrives without the need for printing 150 million tickets every year.
Read More . . .The New Hampshire Lottery Commission (NHLC) has abandoned plans to launch online versions of its games, on the grounds it would represent a “poor return on investment.�
Read More . . .We are now confronted with two poor options in how best to address the issue of Internet gambling.
Read More . . .Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation minister Ken Cheveldayoff is right to consider the pros and cons of entering the Internet gambling business.
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