All bets are off: online gambling war in Australia
- Sep 15, 2011
The Victorian government says it’s tackling the issue of online sports betting head on with a new campaign.
Read More . . .The Victorian government says it’s tackling the issue of online sports betting head on with a new campaign.
Read More . . .Like many EU countries, Hungary has been suffering from slower than expected growth of late and so has been mulling a series of measures to fill a $483.5m gap in its 2011 central budget.
Read More . . .The Parliament of Schleswig-Holstein passed Germany’s first egaming legislation this morning by a vote of 46 to 45, putting pressure on the country’s 15 other Länder to reform the soon-to-expire State Treaty.
Read More . . .The rapporteur for an EU paper on the future of online gambling, Stefano Mallia, has warned that more protection needs to be given to consumers as the situation is out of control.
Read More . . .Spain’s new law to regulate online gaming there planned to bolster economy, important in unsettled worldwide economy.
Read More . . .MEPs are divided over European Commission proposals for online gambling regulation, with many believing that the onus for any new legislation should remain with member states.
Read More . . .Gala Coral is set to cease trading using the Eurobet.com brand from the end of this month, the operator revealed today.
Read More . . .The United States Department of Justice (DoJ) has released an unspecified amount of money from a frozen PokerStars account.
Read More . . .The public hearing to consider the Alderney Gambling Control Commission’s (AGCC) decision to suspend the licences of Full Tilt Poker will resume on 19 September at 9am at the Riverbank Park Plaza Hotel in London
Read More . . .The European Union is doing everything it can to come to a solution to the online gambling issues facing member nations.
Read More . . .Providers of online gaming services spend a considerable amount of money to get their online gaming services regulated and licensed.
Read More . . .The lawyers representing eight ‘Team Full Tilt’ players in their ongoing class action lawsuit.
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