France issues 17 on-line betting licences
- Jun 8, 2010
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 . . .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.
Read More . . .British online gaming firm Sportingbet is hoping to agree a settlement with United States authorities before the end of the year to protect it from the threat of prosecution
Read More . . .Ladbrokes has lost a marathon legal tussle with the Dutch gaming authorities for the right to take bets from Dutch online gamblers
Read More . . .The European Union Court of Justice (ECJ) issued rulings on two separate challenges involving online gambling in the Netherlands.
Read More . . .A ban on the processing of any unauthorised online gambling transactions in Norway has been passed into law.
Read More . . .888 has left itself open to a takeover, the City believes, following a profit warning from the online gaming group.
Read More . . .Don't bet on Germany fully liberalizing its state-run gambling monopoly anytime soon. But there is a good chance the country will amend its restrictive gambling legislation to boost revenue and its control of the sector.
Read More . . .William Hill said it would stop accepting online gambling business from clients in France following the introduction of new gambling laws in that country.
Read More . . .Labour MP Alfred Sant yesterday called on the government to come clean on the online gambling and remote gaming sectors and provide Parliament with all statistics showing the sector's contribution to the economy.
Read More . . .Betting on sports has been the fastest-growing part of the gambling industry over the past five years, with Australians wagering a predicted $2.9 billion on matches and leagues this financial year
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