William Hill’s rocky relationship with its joint venture partner, Playtech, the gambling group’s online software provider since 2008, is reaching the point where something has got to give.
Read More . . .Australian online betting companies have claimed present restrictions keep them from competing with offshore betting operators.
Read More . . .Bwin.party Digital, the world's biggest listed online gaming company, shrugged off economic worries to post a rise in third-quarter revenue, helped by the launch of new games in Italy and strong growth in its casino division.
Read More . . .Schleswig Holstein's separate stance has it attracting the big names in gambling.
Read More . . .Italian lottery and gaming giant Gruppo Lottomatica SpA has released its financial results for the third quarter of 2011 showing a 34.2 percent year-on-year increase in total revenues to €740.9 million.
Read More . . .Paddy Power's chief operating officer Breon Corcoran is to join rival UK company Betfair as chief executive. An announcement is expected this week.
Read More . . .Independent online and land-based bookmaker Boylesports has agreed to take over 15 shops in Ireland from rival operator William Hill in a move that will save some 65 jobs.
Read More . . .Recently the UK’s Minister of Tourism and Heritage, John Penrose, called for a change in Britain’s laws which govern games such as the National Lottery, online bingo and other games commonly found on bingo websites such as poker, roulette and blackjack.
Read More . . .After receiving Spain’s first online casino licence in May, Casino Gran Madrid has gone live with its new domain at CasinoGranMadrid.es utilising technology from online gaming software developer Playtech Limited.
Read More . . .NDP MP Joe Comartin is one step closer to getting his private members' bill passed.
Read More . . .British land-based and online gambling provider William Hill has ended talks to purchase mobile telephone gaming specialist Probability after over a month of negotiations.
Read More . . .In Greece, the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund has launched a competitive tender process that will award the right to operate the nation’s lotteries for the next twelve years.
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