FIFA To Monitor Online Gambling Activity
- Oct 13, 2009
The International Federation of Association Football have confirmed that they will once again be employing their Early Warning System.
Read More . . .The International Federation of Association Football have confirmed that they will once again be employing their Early Warning System.
Read More . . .The end of a state monopoly on internet gambling in France is expected to generate tens of millions of euros for up to 50 operators, including British companies...
Read More . . .If passed, the law would allow UK and other overseas firms to offer sports betting and poker in France...
Read More . . .Sportingbet Plc, an Internet bookmaker, rose the most since June after it posted a full-year profit following last year’s loss and added live sports Webcasts with more betting during sports such as soccer and tennis...
Read More . . .Sports gambling has been on the rise over the past few years, particularly amongst the Internet, and the International Olympic Committee will be monitoring most avenues of sports betting...
Read More . . .PAYPAL HAS made a major move back into the online gaming sector, signing a deal with payments giant Neovia to be offered as a payment method to customers of sites using Neovia’s Netbanx payments gateway.
Read More . . .Many industries exist because of another without paying profit share, and we actually help sport to fight corruption.
Read More . . .The French Parliament is scheduled to vote on an online gambling bill that would open the internet gambling market in the country, specifically for sports betting and online poker operators.
Read More . . .The company's Dragonfish division has signed a joint venture with South Africa's Tsogo Sun Gaming Group and will help the business expand into online gaming for the first time.
Read More . . .The Biritsh Columbia government's aggressive move into online gambling is meant to lure players away from offshore websites like Party Poker and virtual casinos, where people bet big bucks at the click of a mouse.
Read More . . .Plans to overhaul gambling laws in Northern Ireland — which could lead to the introduction of Sunday betting and bingo playing — have received strong support from both sides of the debate.
Read More . . .Battle lines are drawn but betting industry will resist moves to make it fund the fight against corruption
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