Australian cricketers Adam Gilchrist, Shaun Marsh, Glenn Maxwell, and Aaron Finch have found themselves — unwittingly and innocently — involved in the periphery of the spot-fixing scandal that has engulfed India's glamorous Premier League.
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Read More . . .Canada's Amaya Gaming Group has announced the addition of German gambling outfit mybet Holding SE (the former JAXX SE) to Amaya's Ongame poker network.
Read More . . .Foreign-based gambling operators have been advised to keep abreast of Singaporean Government plans to adopt new rules to regulate online betting.
Read More . . .UK's Proposed Gambling Bill for Online Casino and Betting Operators Passes Parliamentary Review
Read More . . .Spanish are tackling austerity by flocking online to play poker and fill the coffers of e-gaming company 888, founded by two pairs of Israeli brothers back in 1997.
Read More . . .Online gambling firms will be required to hold a licence in Britain in order to advertise and sell their games to British customers under new laws.
Read More . . .The Windsor West MP urged Conservatives in the House of Commons to sway senators to pass Bill C-290
Read More . . .In Australia, federal opposition leader Tony Abbott has announced that he plans to put forward a nationwide ban on the broadcast of live betting television advertisements during events if he is elected as the nation's next Prime Minister in September.
Read More . . .In the UK, betting exchange and online casino operator Betfair has announced that the nation's Court of Appeal has unanimously found in its favour regarding a judicial review
Read More . . .In the UK, the influential Culture, Media and Sport Committee has approved of proposed changes to the 2005 Gambling Act that would require operators to be taxed and regulated at the point of consumption rather than where they may be based or licensed.
Read More . . .The Caribbean Community (Caricom) said yesterday that it would continue to back Antigua and Barbuda in its ongoing battle with the United States over Internet gambling at the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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