Greece will hike taxes on OPAP , the state-controlled betting agency slated for privatisation, following complaints from rivals that tax provisions of Greek gaming legislation favoured the company.
Read More . . .American lottery technology provider Scientific Games Corporation has named Kevin Anderson as its first Europe, Middle East and Africa International Business Development Vice-President.
Read More . . .An international match-fixing syndicate set its sights on a Canadian soccer league in hopes the lower-level games were far enough out of the spotlight that officials wouldn't suspect tampering, wiretaps obtained by CBC News suggests.
Read More . . .Online sports betting company Betfair yesterday filed a complaint with the European Commission over a new gambling law.
Read More . . .National Football League season has started and fans across Canada are settling in to root for their favourite teams.
Read More . . .UK becomes testing ground for burgeoning new real-money gambling app sector
Read More . . .Strictly aimed at the Canadian market, BetfairCasino.net is a new offering from Betfair, which will be used to drive awareness and consideration for Betfair's Casino Brand in one of the world's largest online casino markets.
Read More . . .Being the latest recipient of an Alderney Gambling Control Commission (AGCC) licence, Bally Technologies' presence in the online gaming market is expanding.
Read More . . .Online gaming company 32Red Plc said revenues rose 22 percent in July and August despite having to compete for attention with the Olympics and confirmed it would launch in Italy before the end of the year.
Read More . . .Intralot SA, the Athens-based developer and supplier of gaming and transaction processing systems, has expanded its presence in Russia taking full control of the the firm behind retail betting operator Favorit Bookmakers' Office.
Read More . . .British online and land-based gaming operator William Hill has signed a two-year deal that will see it serve as an 'official supporter' of the Scotland men's national football team.
Read More . . .The steady stream of tax increases implemented by the Czech government of right-leaning Prime Minister Petr Necas is facing more criticism and could lead to companies that currently pay taxes domestically offshoring to tax havens.
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