Online casino to appeal South Africa ruling
- Sep 15, 2010
Piggs Peak, the online casino at the centre of the recent North Guateng High Court ruling banning online gambling in South Africa, has been granted leave to appeal the ruling.
Read More . . .Piggs Peak, the online casino at the centre of the recent North Guateng High Court ruling banning online gambling in South Africa, has been granted leave to appeal the ruling.
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Read More . . .Online gambling group Betfair is on the brink of a £1.5 billion flotation that would brave the stock market waters after a number of potential listings were pulled this year.
Read More . . .The Swaziland-based casino has been locked in a scuffle with the Gauteng Gambling Board over the right to advertise and operate in South Africa.
Read More . . .Britain has seen a 40 per cent rise in internet gambling in the past year, research showed Monday.
Read More . . .The European Court of Justice (ECJ), Europe's highest court, ruled Wednesday that German gambling restrictions breach European Union law.
Read More . . .In a landmark ruling this morning, the EU's highest court has ruled that the German state monopoly on gambling is illegal and must be dismantled, paving the way for the regulated re-opening of that country’s egaming market.
Read More . . .Online gamblers in Finland have waited this long, so it should be no problem to wait another month for the new online casino in the country. The launching date has been delayed for the Finnish Slot Machine Association's (RAY) online casino.
Read More . . .It seems like a surefire bet for a government struggling with a flood of post-recession red ink – the easy money of an online casino, tens of millions around the clock from eager gamblers.
Read More . . .Online gaming operator 32Red has posted a 33% overall increase in revenues for the first half of 2010, up to £7.8m from £5.8m in the second half of 2009.
Read More . . .A trial court in New Delhi has suggested that sports betting in India be legalized. Currently, Indian gambling laws forbid sports betting in all forms, with the exception of wagers placed on horse races, a custom leftover after years of British influence.
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