Stan James and Paddy Power sites fare best in performance test
- Jun 17, 2010
Stan James and Paddy Power were the most responsive and consistent of the leading UK betting sites in the run-up to England’s opening World Cup game.
Read More . . .Stan James and Paddy Power were the most responsive and consistent of the leading UK betting sites in the run-up to England’s opening World Cup game.
Read More . . .BetClic chief executive Nicolas Beraud has said he is “waiting for the first actions today� by French authorities against unlicensed operators.
Read More . . .888 chief executive Gigi Levy said the assets would form the cornerstone of 888’s social gaming and mobile strategy.
Read More . . .A proposed move by the Malaysian government to legalise sports betting has triggered a huge public outcry.
Read More . . .Betfair’s wholly owned subsidiary Betfair TV has signed a pan-European commercial agreement with Korean electronics giant Samsung Electronics.
Read More . . .China will crack down on gambling on the Internet during the football World Cup and will “severely punish� anyone caught betting online.
Read More . . .The recent European Court of Justice ruling in a case brought by Austrian gaming company Bwin against Portugal’s state-owned sports betting monopoly Santa Casa de Misericórdia de Lisboa
Read More . . .The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia today expressed concern over the dispute surrounding the decision of the federal government's issuance of a sports betting licence.
Read More . . .Regulated real money poker in France is currently scheduled to go live on 28 June with two of the licences going to Ongame Network owner Bwin.
Read More . . .Eleven companies have been licensed and registered by the French government to conduct online betting on sports and horse races, as well as poker.
Read More . . .888 has announced that Gabi Campos is leaving his position as managing director of its business-to-business arm Dragonfish.
Read More . . .Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein has asked the state governments to stop “making noise� over the sport-betting licence issue.
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