UK dependency regulates digital currency
- Sep 29, 2016
Legislators in the States of Jersey, a British Crown dependency, are adjusting the laws to regulate digital currency exchange activities.
Read More . . .Legislators in the States of Jersey, a British Crown dependency, are adjusting the laws to regulate digital currency exchange activities.
Read More . . .Ladbrokes Australia has announced it will relocate its operations to the Northern Territory region of the country.
Read More . . .New Jersey gambling regulators and a Canadian Mohawk tribe are cracking down on illegal internet gambling by blocking unapproved sites from accepting bets from New Jersey and other U.S. states through a data center on tribal land.
Read More . . .Manchester-based bookmaker Betfred is set to acquire the 360 betting shops that are being sold off in the UK as a result of the £2.3 billion (US$2.9 billion) Ladbrokes-Coral merger.
Read More . . .The petition was started on Sept. 15, in response to news that Singapore Pools and Singapore Turf Club have set up online facilities to accept bets and are only awaiting for the authorities to approve their applications to operate.
Read More . . .Niagara's casino won't be offering gamblers a chance to bet on major league sports anytime soon.
Read More . . .The lengthy bid to allow Canadians to gamble on individual sports games comes down to one critical vote.
Read More . . .The Remote Gambling Association (RGA) has called on the Polish government to amend its online sports betting tax, saying current regulations are holding back market development in the country.
Read More . . .Greece is finally moving ahead with its plans to implement a new licensing regime for online gambling operators.
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Amaya's former CEO David Baazov, along with several other people connected to the company, are on trial in Canada and this latest scandal involving PokerStars is not helping them expand in the U.S.
Read More . . .Craig Douglas and Dylan Rigby are believed to have become the first people in the UK to have been charged with offences under the Gambling Act.
Read More . . .Quebec securities watchdog may have botched its insider trading investigation of Amaya Gaming's former CEO David Baazov by failing to secure his mobile phone in time.
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