Crockfords Casino has today (Wednesday) won a “landmark” case against Phil Ivey, a professional poker player who sued the Genting-owned casino over claims it had unfairly withheld £7.8m (€8.8m/$10.3m) in Baccarat winnings from him.
Read More . . .Gambling and betting advertisements feature in 95% of televised football games in the UK, according to a new report by the BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire show.
Read More . . .UK-licensed online gambling operators have been told to purge their websites of any marketing material including content that might hold particular appeal to under-18s, even if the content doesn’t involve real-money play.
Read More . . .American gambling companies are lining up to open casinos in Japan
Read More . . .The Sunday Times has claimed that gambling operators are using a loophole to target minors, creating games that appeal to children without necessarily breaching The Gambling Commission’s terms and conditions.
Read More . . .DraftKings has expanded its network of daily fantasy sports (DFS) services into Austria and Ireland.
Read More . . .An almighty feud is brewing between the states and federal Treasurer Scott Morrison over his plans to take a cut of their new online gambling tax.
Read More . . .The Dutch Chancellor Authority sharpened its insight into the intertwining of social games (games) and gambling (online), as well as the potential harmfulness of the activity.
Read More . . .In this interview with CalvinAyre.com, nChain chief scientist Dr. Craig Wright Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash can transform the gambling industry.
Read More . . .Uruguay has passed a new law that will ban offshore online gaming websites from operating in the country and also introduce new taxes on state-approved gambling activities.
Read More . . .A new survey from UK-based research firm YouGov has revealed that nearly four million people in the UK have watched e-sports.
Read More . . .Online bookmaker Sportsbet has come under fire for offering odds on the legalization of same-sex marriage in Australia.
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