UK is the loser in betting exodus
- Feb 21, 2012
Offshore gambling operations are estimated to cost the Government £300m a year in tax revenue.
Read More . . .Offshore gambling operations are estimated to cost the Government £300m a year in tax revenue.
Read More . . .Spanish gaming regulatory authorities bring forward deadline by three months.
Read More . . .The Remote Gambling Association trade group has submitted a legal challenge to the Greek government’s proposed new taxation regime for online gambling.
Read More . . .Serbia plans to enforce its fresh gambling laws by banning unregulated foreign sites from its online gambling market.
Read More . . .British online and land-based sportsbetting operator Ladbrokes has released its preliminary financial results for 2011.
Read More . . .ONLINE sports betting should be more tightly controlled, a federal parliamentary committee says. The committee's recommendations include a ban on promoting live odds at sporting venues and during event broadcasts...
SIS, which is part-owned by leading bookmakers Ladbrokes, William Hill and the Tote, revealed that it collaborated with developer Contagious Sports to unveil the new game
Read More . . .In recent months, there has been a lot of political upheaval over proposed changes to online gambling laws.
Read More . . .London-listed Internet sportsbook and gaming provider Sportingbet has announced the completion of its acquisition of leading Danish online betting operators.
Read More . . .British online gaming company 888 Holdings saw its full-year revenue grow 26 percent as the number of customers gambling on its websites grew, and the company said strong current trading continues into the first quarter.
Read More . . .It has been coming for a while and the day has arrived when Betfair the U.K. betting establishment has announced it will no longer offer its gambling services to South African punters.
Read More . . .Ontario Canada is a province that is one of the engines of the Canadian economy where the people are hard working and for the most part responsible.
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