Duterte warming up to online gambling
- Aug 25, 2016
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte appears to have softened his stance on stamping out online gambling in the island nation.
Read More . . .Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte appears to have softened his stance on stamping out online gambling in the island nation.
Read More . . .The Philippines is to offer new online gambling licences to companies that target overseas customers.
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After years of political posturing, bids are being accepted for a massive casino project in Toronto, but the reality is a casino will most likely be built in the suburbs of the 4th largest city in North America.
Read More . . .Sports bettors in Vietnam will soon be able to indulge in their favorite pastime on a legal basis, as long as they don't go over the $45 daily limit.
Read More . . .Sports betting advertisements could be outlawed on public transport and in areas close to schools in the Australian state of Victoria.
Read More . . .The Philippines’ new government has continued its bid to “destroy” online gambling with the announcement that all licences for electronic bingo games will not be renewed.
Read More . . .The Tom Waterhouse-led William Hill recently quit the Australian Wagering Council following the earlier departure of Ladbrokes sparking discussion among members about its future.
Read More . . .KPMG has been recruited by the Remote Gambling Association (RGA) to assist in the creation of the UK's online gambling self-exclusion system.
Read More . . .A new study published in Australia has found that the country’s children consider gambling advertisements a normal part of watching sport.
Read More . . .The UK Gambling Commission has asked stakeholders to weigh in with their thoughts on how to regulate betting with virtual currencies, social gaming and eSports
Read More . . .Former PhilWeb Corp. Chairman Roberto Ongpin, singled out by Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte in a campaign to end the influence of big businesses on the government, said he will sell his stake to protect the electronic gambling company and its workers.
Read More . . .Betting operators have been given 28 days to cease offering in-play betting in Australia's Northern Territory.
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