European Online Gambling Green Paper Progress Noted
- Sep 2, 2011
The European Union is doing everything it can to come to a solution to the online gambling issues facing member nations.
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.
Read More . . .Since March, when changes were made to its domestic egaming industry by allowing online casinos to operate inside the country, there has been a whole host of online casinos opening up their virtual doors of late in Italy.
Read More . . .Paddy Power has announced record first half results with a “substantial� increase in online scale boosted largely by growth in mobile.
Read More . . .Caught in the eye of the global financial storm, Greece has recently been trying to get its house in order by grappling with the country’s corruption and tax evasion epidemic.
Read More . . .The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) in Australia will not renew Betfair’s current deal to show odds on the scoreboard before and during games – a deal which expires at the end of the current season.
Read More . . .Sportingbet has won Australian court approval for its £125m bid for local bookmaker Centrebet, removing one of the hurdles to a possible £600m acquisition by Ladbrokes.
Read More . . .Sportingbet’s takeover of Centrebet has edged closer after receiving the approval of the Federal Court of Australia.
Read More . . .Schleswig-Holstein will decide by September whether or not to pass its egaming law, ahead of further negotiations with the other 15 German federal states.
Read More . . .Centrebet’s shareholders have announced their support for the proposed takeover of the Australian bookmaker by London-listed Sportingbet in a share scheme meeting.
Read More . . .Takeover talk was on the cards for Bwin.party yesterday, as investors mulled over whether to take a gamble on the online gaming group after rumours emerged it could be in line for an approach from the US.
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