The hearings conducted by the United Kingdom Parliamentary Select Committee for Culture, Media and Sport are continuing. The objective is to give direction to online gambling regulation in the country.
Read More . . .Paddy Power revealed that the software will verify the identities of customers logging in from 130 nations around the world in real time order.
Read More . . .Mobile gaming specialist Probability today said it was excited by the possibility of online gaming being allowed in the US and had already started talking to possible partners.
Read More . . .Online casino and betting exchange operator Betfair has signed a memorandum of understanding with the (IOC) that will see the pair exchange data regarding irregular or suspicious betting patterns.
Read More . . .As Recently as 2008, bet365's profits were around the £30 million mark.
Read More . . .Server and network-based gaming specialist Amaya Gaming Grou has been granted an extension to complete its proposed takeover of online casino games developer CryptoLogic Limited for $34.5 million in cash.
Read More . . .Online betting exchange Betfair has agreed a deal to share information with the International Olympic Committee during the London 2012 Games.
Read More . . .British online and land-based sportsbetting giant Ladbrokes is reportedly in talks with the man behind Dublin-based global betting exchange operator Betdaq.
Read More . . .the Spanish Congress passed the new Spanish Gambling Act, which establishes the general principles of the regulatory framework applicable to gambling activities in Spain.
Read More . . .After a long, three year hiatus, one of the pioneering online poker sites, Poker Room, has returned to the scene.
Read More . . .Privately-owned online casino and sportsbook operator Bet365 has become the largest in the UK after its financial results for 2011.
Read More . . .The Football Association has signed its first ever sponsorship deal with a bookmaker, unveiling William Hill as an "official supporter" of both England and the FA Cup.
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