Bwin,888 bosses dismiss takeover talks
- Nov 20, 2009
The Chief Executives of Bwin and 888 have dismissed press speculation over an imminent takeover of 888 by the Austrian operator.
Read More . . .The Chief Executives of Bwin and 888 have dismissed press speculation over an imminent takeover of 888 by the Austrian operator.
Read More . . .Unofficially, large online poker sites have the best of both worlds
Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert said he would start first thing Wednesday making plans for the four casinos that Ohio voters wrote into the state Constitution.
Read More . . .FLORIDA LAWMAKERS HAVE BEEN presented with a report showing that legalising online poker could earn the cash-strapped US state more than $90m in tax revenue a year.
Read More . . .Gov. Jon S. Corzine wants to allow Gov.-elect Chris Christie to decide whether or not the Governor’s Office will join a lawsuit that seeks to overturn the existing federal ban on sports wagers, according to court filings
Read More . . .Governor Steve Beshear made it clear when he went after the Internet gambling community that betting from one's computer at home would hurt Kentucky's horse racing industry.
Read More . . .While online poker companies and US gamblers have greeted this year’s proposed legalisation measures with enthusiasm
Read More . . .Undaunted by his electoral defeat, Gov. Jon S. Corzine will proceed with his plan to join a legal battle to bring sports betting to New Jersey, according to his office.
Read More . . .The brother and sister of the founder of the now-defunct online gambling powerhouse BetOnSports were each sentenced Tuesday to 10 months of house arrest, and a former employee received probation.
Read More . . .Gov. Jon Corzine can join a legal battle to bring sports betting to New Jersey, a federal judge ruled yesterday in a move that could boost efforts to reverse a 17-year ban on the wagering in the state.
Read More . . .Over the objections of the US Department of Justice, a Federal judge has ruled that New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine is permitted to join a legal challenge to a Federal law prohibiting state-regulated sports betting.
Read More . . .Canada-based Optimal Group Inc agreed to pay $19.2 million in criminal proceeds from processing payments for illegal Internet gambling websites between 2004 and 2006, U.S. prosecutors said on Friday.
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