Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte delivered on Monday his second state of the nation address—justifying his campaign against drugs, crackdown on corruption, improving the country’s infrastructure while denying allegations of human rights violations.
Read More . . .Three games at this year’s Wimbledon tennis championships were flagged for unusual betting activity, the sport’s authorities have confirmed.
Read More . . .Brazil is considering legislation that would ban the use of credit cards or other forms of electronic payments involving internationally licensed online gambling sites.
Read More . . .The UK Gambling Commission has issued an industry-wide guidance warning to Fantasy football operators in the UK ahead of the start of the new football season.
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A look at the ramifications of an upcoming court battle against betting giant Bet365, which has refused to pay a winning horse bettor.
Read More . . .Phil Ivey begins his last ditch attempt to salvage £7.7m in lost Punto Banco winnings as he takes his case against Genting Casino to the UK Supreme Court.
Read More . . .India’s sports minister is denying media reports that he is holding early talks on finally legalizing sports betting in the country.
Read More . . .According to figures posted by the Amministrazione Autonoma dei Monopoli di Stato, PokerStars has claimed the title as Italian gaming market leader amongst online casinos in Italy.
Read More . . .Professional poker player Phil Ivey has begun his Supreme Court battle today in the hopes of recovering the £7.7m he is accused of cheating from London’s Crockfords Club.
Read More . . .Excessive wagering requirements “likely to be breaking consumer law,” says Competition and Markets Authority.
Read More . . .PokerStars has agreed a deal to reimburse players who lost money as a result of the recent closure of rival operator PKR.
Read More . . .On Russia’s eastern rim a shimmering palace rises from a dark forest in an improbable effort to tap into the wealth of nearby China, Japan and South Korea.
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