NFL season kick-starts US
- Sep 16, 2005
US-facing sportsbooks are reporting record sign-ups as a flurry of major marketing campaigns look set to give the sector its strongest NFL season on record.
Read More . . .US-facing sportsbooks are reporting record sign-ups as a flurry of major marketing campaigns look set to give the sector its strongest NFL season on record.
Read More . . .Shares in PartyGaming nosedived by over 30% and other egaming stocks fell sharply on Tuesday, following the firm’s warning over a slow-down in the poker market.
Read More . . .Sportingbet has confirmed it has put in a US$1.4bn bid for listed egaming firm Empire Online, following widespread press speculation in the UK.
Read More . . .WORLD POKER TOUR(R) and the Travel Channel have reached an agreement to allow poker players to wear their sponsor logos.
Read More . . .Cassava Enterprises, the Gibraltar-based owner of 888.com, hit the headlines in the UK this week with reports its predicted US$1.3bn listing on the London Stock Exchange could occur as soon as 1 September.
Read More . . .Fireone, the Canadian payment processor, has seen first-half profits double thanks to massive growth in its ewallet service Firepay.
Read More . . .<a href="http://www.pinnaclesports.com/?refer=xshore">Pinnacle Sports</a> allows betting on the price of a barrel of oil.
Read More . . .Swedish software firm Boss Media has posted a disappointing 82% fall in profits to US$2.8m for the first half of the year, despite poker driving royalty revenues up 63%.
Read More . . .Strong growth in European poker has seen Q2 profits jump 48% to US$4.7m at Canadian software firm CryptoLogic.
Read More . . .PartyGaming shares jumped by 11% in a frantic first day of trading on the London Stock Exchange pushing the value of the firm to US$9.4bn. PartyGaming shares jumped by 11% in a frantic first day of trading on the London Stock Exchange pushing the value of the firm to US$9.4bn.
Read More . . .The Caribbean island state of Antigua and Barbuda is looking at "strategic alliances" with UK companies to boost its online gambling industry, as it combats a clampdown from US authorities who consider internet betting to be illegal.
Read More . . .PARTY GAMING, the online poker company planning a controversial £4.8 billion London listing, faces the threat of legal action under the Canadian Criminal Code.
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