Sequential growth in Spain’s regulated online market has been slowing over the past year, and the Q1 growth marks the lowest percentage gain since the 2.3% rise recorded in Q2 2018.
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Under the deal, VSiN’s sports betting show, “A Numbers Game,” will air on Anthem’s Game+ channel in the U.S. and Canada each weekday morning from 9-11am. Game+ was formerly known as FNTSY Sports Network.
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After more than 22 years online, the legendary Greek sportsbook is moving on.
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The latest attacks on gambling in the United Kingdom may have more to do with politics than problem gambling.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expecting their child any day now. And just like with previous royal baby births, gamblers are lining up to place their bets on every aspect of the new addition to the family.
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David Baazov's lawsuit against the Autorité des marchés financiers in Canada may open the door for lawsuits against the U.S. government.
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In Canada, land-based gaming venues, online lotteries and horserace wagering are stringently regulated by the laws of each governing province or territory. This article explores current gambling legislation in Ontario, its effects on the economy and how the United Kingdom is paving the way for online gambling.
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The probe will try to uncover the full impact of online gambling, the addictive and potentially harmful nature of some of the products on offer and their effect on the vulnerable, in particular, children
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Experts say that action is needed, but info on the scale of the issue must come first.
Read More . . .The Asian Racing Federation anti-illegal betting taskforce’s paper highlights the impact of the scourge and how it is getting worse
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The crooked tennis players knew him as “Maestro.” To European investigators, the Armenian based in Belgium is emerging as the suspected ringleader of an organized gambling syndicate suspected of fixing hundreds of matches and paying off more than 100 players from around Europe.
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Police in Spain and Costa Rica have arrested 12 people they believe to be responsible for the kidnapping last September of 5Dimes sports book owner William Sean Creighton, better known to his customers as “5Dimes Tony.”
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