As several provinces go forward with new regulations that allow online gambling, the gaming sector is expected to grow beyond projected revenues of $16 billion. That means a lot of opportunity for SMBs to cash in.
Read More . . .After thoroughly checking Denmark’s plans, the European Commission has given the OK for the nation to establish online gambling.
Read More . . .Sportingbet Plc (SBT)’s Turkish website was blocked by regulators on the day the company agreed to sell its operation in the country to East Pioneer Corp.
Read More . . .William Hill has been rocked by a mass walkout by nearly 200 staff at a critical online support centre in Tel Aviv. Eyal Sanoff, the chief marketing officer in Israel, has also quit.
Read More . . .In an attempt to increase interest in an internet gambling industry, New Zealand Lotteries Commission is attempting to addressing online gambling competition by putting together a proposal to sell Instant Kiwi Tickets online.
Read More . . .October 17th 2011 is the start date for the 4th Annual Eastern European Gaming Summit.
Read More . . .Ireland’s Minister for Justice Alan Shatter has said one reason for the move to regulate online casinos is to tax the revenue of Internet casino operators.
Read More . . .Broker Panmure Gordon is upbeat about prospects for the online gaming sector, and has highlighted five e-gaming shares that it rates as a ‘buy’.
Read More . . .It was recently reported that sportsbetting giant, Ladbrokes, had called off negotiations with Sportingbet regarding the purchase of the latter.
Read More . . .Ladbrokes , Britain's second-biggest bookmaker, reported an increase in third-quarter underlying operating profit as a sharp rise in winnings from gambling machines offset a decline in bets placed over the counter at its shops.
Read More . . .The Remote Gambling Association launches “Online Gambling: Key Objectives for a successful regulatory and tax framework� in Milan.
Read More . . .Ladbrokes could still buy an online gambling company despite turning its back on Sportingbet over regulatory concerns the second deal it has spurned in seven months said Richard Glynn, the betting group’s chief executive.
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