Most Singapore residents support the government's planned restrictions on online gambling, according to the preliminary findings of the government's recent public feedback exercise.
Read More . . .Spain's struggling online gambling market showed signs of life in Q4 2013, posting sequential revenue growth while falling short of Q4 2012's figures.
Read More . . .The House of Lords has rejected an amendment to the Gambling (Licensing and Advertising) Bill that would have allowed the Gambling Commission to block financial transactions between UK citizens and unlicensed online gambling websites.
Read More . . .Like most gaming conferences, the Irish Gaming Show usually attracts a host of industry experts willing to discuss the future of a certain jurisdiction, which in this case happens to be Ireland.
Read More . . .UK Culture Secretary Maria Miller has called for gamblers to be given more protection despite the introduction of a new spending limit code of conduct, according to UK public-service broadcaster the BBC.
Read More . . .Leading British bookmaker William Hill is to cut costs by up to 20 million pounds ($33.3 million) in 2015 to cushion the impact of a new tax regime for online gambling companies, it said on Friday.
Read More . . .Back in 2011, online operators holding an Italian license were granted the right to offer poker and casino games over the internet, with online slots added to the mix the following year.
Read More . . .$45.2 billion. That's a pretty big number and one that will probably have no chance of ever being challenged.
Read More . . .The Singapore government would open itself up to a potential legal challenge by some of the biggest betting operators if they were discriminatory in banning those companies from offering remote gambling in the country, an expert has warned.
Read More . . .The Denmark Gambling Authority (SKAT) has revealed that gross gaming revenue in the country increased from DKK2.045 billion (€273 million/$375 million) in 2012 to DKK2.375 billion in 2013 despite a sharp fall in online poker revenue.
Read More . . .European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA) secretary general Maarten Haijer has warned Sweden that it will be referred to the European Court of Justice by the European Commission unless it changes its current gambling legislation.
Read More . . .The issue of money laundering with regards to internet wagering has been discussed and studied at length by universities and governments with various conclusions.
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