Single-event sports betting bill opposed by Federal Liberals
- Apr 20, 2016
'With the Liberals, you've just got to be prepared for them switching position,' said NDP Brian Masse
Read More . . .'With the Liberals, you've just got to be prepared for them switching position,' said NDP Brian Masse
Read More . . .Portugal's online gamblers will have to remain patient after a meeting between the gambling regulator Serviço de Regulação e Inspeção de Jogos do Turismo de Portugal (SRIJ), and the pro-online gaming faction Associação Nacional de Apostadores Online (ANAon) reveal the first licenses will be delayed until June.
Read More . . .Canadian gambling stakeholders and political backers are aiming to breathe new life into the nation's sports betting agenda, by presenting Bill C-122: 'The Safe and Regulated Sports Betting Act', to Ottawa's House of Commons.
Read More . . .A subsidiary of Australia's state-owned postal services firm has been accused of improperly earning millions of dollars by helping local punters fund accounts with prohibited international online gambling sites.
Read More . . .Czech Republic is moving closer towards raising thetax on gambling in the country.
Read More . . .Denmark's government plans to sell off the state-owned Danske Spil betting operation but opposition politicians are accusing the government of killing the goose that lays the golden eggs.
Read More . . .UK bookmakers are likely to have made over £75m profit on Grand National day at the weekend, according to data from sports-betting social network bettingexpert.com.
Read More . . .Sweeping changes to Australia's taxation of online gambling are needed to stamp out the misuse of 'virtual tax havens' for sports betting, a peak welfare group says.
Read More . . .The terms 'gambling' and 'betting' generally bring casinos and horse races to mind. Technology has now made these possible in a whole new form, through websites, mobile phones and televisions.
Read More . . .Changes to the UK Gambling Act will mean some lotteries for good causes in the regulated market will now have to deal with less red tape.
Read More . . .According to press reports from North of the Border, the Canadian province of Quebec is looking at a bill that would, for the most part, eradicate any online gaming from the region, save for the state-sponsored sites that the government operates.
Read More . . .Bill 74 would force internet providers to block gambling sites not approved by the province
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