Arbitrage Betting
- Jan 24, 2013
Arbitrage betting is a system for exploiting differentials in odds for a specific market at two or more bookmakers.
Read More . . .Arbitrage betting is a system for exploiting differentials in odds for a specific market at two or more bookmakers.
Read More . . .The Atlantic Lottery Corp. is getting around a provision in the Criminal Code of Canada to allow gamblers to place bets on the Academy Awards on Feb. 24.
Read More . . .The Manitoba government is launching PlayNow.com in an attempt to take advantage of the popularity of online gaming.
Read More . . .The UK Government is actively considering measures to require operators to ring fence player deposits, it confirmed last week, as part of its overhaul of UK gambling regulation expected to come into effect in 2014.
Read More . . .The regulated French online gambling market is continuing to grow, according to figures released earlier this week by ARJEL, the regulatory authority for online casino, poker and sports betting.
Read More . . .The state of Germany's online gambling industry is a mess, to put it lightly. The German state, or Land, of Schleswig-Holstein has announced that it intends to join the other 15 states in the State Treaty on Online Gaming.
Read More . . .Ahead of a planned gaming legislation overhaul next year, Sweden's Lotteriinspektionen regulator has named former Ladbrokes senior employee Joakim Ronngren as its new Communications Director.
Read More . . .Online financial services and spreadbetting firm London Capital Group Holdings has signed a 'white-label' deal to provide leading sportsbook operator Victor Chandler International Limited with a retail financial spread trading service.
Read More . . .Northern Ireland's Social Development Minister Nelson McCausland has announced that the Executive will introduce a new law to regulate gambling. The changes are not thought likely to affect online poker.
Read More . . .Australian Senator Nick Xenophon, persistent anti-gambling campaigner, has announced he will introduce legislation to close a loophole allowing gambling apps to escape classification, which could have future ramifications for gaming.
Read More . . .While many of us in other parts of the world do not pay much attention to the political scene in Australia there is a growing movement there that has a conflict of interest when it comes to online gambling.
Read More . . .The competition for the online gambling punter’s money has reached fever pitch in many jurisdictions but it is most intense at the top where Ladbrokes and William Hill gambling providers are trying to capture market share.
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