Gambling ban bill nears completion
- Aug 3, 2010
A Draft bill designed to ban online gambling will likely be sent to the European Commission next week and should be voted into law before the end of the year.
Read More . . .A Draft bill designed to ban online gambling will likely be sent to the European Commission next week and should be voted into law before the end of the year.
Read More . . .Gaming companies from 888 to PartyGaming will be hoping their luck has finally turned in the US after a major breakthrough in efforts to reopen the American market.
Read More . . .Two of the biggest European operators of Internet betting sites, PartyGaming and Bwin Interactive Entertainment, said Thursday that they planned to merge, forming the world’s largest publicly traded online gambling company.
Read More . . .Deficit-riddled democracies need money and their desperation is going to bring about a sea-change in morality.
Read More . . .The B.C. Lottery Corporation's PlayNow.com website will not be reactivated until an independent review is complete and the province's Information and Privacy Commissioner is satisfied privacy will be protected on the online gaming website.
Read More . . .The government yesterday approved a bill designed to put an end to online casino gambling that has flourished on the island in recent months with millions in turnover.
Read More . . .Across Europe, cash-strapped governments looking for ways to reduce yawning budget gaps are embracing online gambling.
Read More . . .Bookmaker William Hill is closing one of its UK call centres and outsourcing jobs at another as it takes its telephone betting service offshore.
Read More . . .Now that British Columbia is cashing in on Internet gambling, experts say it's a sure bet that Ontario will follow suit.
Read More . . .For more than a hundred gamblers who logged on during the first few hours of British Columbia's new online casino, the odds could not have been better.
Read More . . .British Columbians’ personal information may have been compromised when the government’s online gambling website, PlayNow.com, crashed last week.
Read More . . .William Hill is currently in talks with Malaga Football Club, following reports that the operator’s sponsorship deal with the club is to be terminated.
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