Setback for online gaming companies in Europe
- Dec 17, 2009
Efforts by online gaming and sports betting companies to break into European markets where gambling activity is restricted to state monopolies.
Read More . . .Efforts by online gaming and sports betting companies to break into European markets where gambling activity is restricted to state monopolies.
Read More . . .The possibility that Bodog’s European licensee, Bodog Europe, might acquire the UK tote may not be as far-fetched as at first thought.
Read More . . .Israeli brothers suspected of operating network of gambling websites using East European servers.
Read More . . .PARTYGAMING, the online poker group, is in merger talks with Bwin, an Austrian rival, in a deal that could create a £2 billion internet gambling giant.
Read More . . .Many Germans are of the opinion that the proliferation of online casinos has led to the monstrous soccer betting scandal currently being uncovered, but actually cheating is much more difficult against Internet gambling sites.
Read More . . .Last week, five Israeli citizens were arrested and are being held in Larnaca, Cyprus, under suspicion of operating an illegal online sports betting operation.
Read More . . .Israeli online gaming firm 888 is a customer of the company that was bought.
Read More . . .THERE could be no guarantees that allowing online gaming companies into Australia would not lead to an increase in problem gambling, an internet-based gambling company said yesterday.
Read More . . .The CEO of Betfair told a panel in the Autralian government that online casinos needed to establish high standards to guard against problem gambling.
Read More . . .The first three months of sports betting has added more than expected to the State of Delaware's coffers. Delaware has made just over 830 thousand dollars on NFL parlay bets in the 12 weeks since it launched the only legal sports betting.
Read More . . .The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. is being accused of unsportsmanlike conduct after it made the rare decision to remove a football game from betting when it appeared the agency stood to lose too much money to its customers.
A widening match-fixing scandal in European soccer is shining a light on shady betting practices in the multibillion-dollar sport.
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