Israeli pioneers raise stakes in online gambling
- Mar 3, 2015
Israeli tech entrepreneur Teddy Sagi holds one of the strongest hands in the online gambling industry and is now keen to raise the stakes.
Read More . . .Israeli tech entrepreneur Teddy Sagi holds one of the strongest hands in the online gambling industry and is now keen to raise the stakes.
Read More . . .Deposit limits, responsible gambling notices and play timers have made online casino in regulated markets unenjoyable for many players.
Read More . . .Online betting and casino operator Betway has further expanded its sports sponsorship activity in the UK market by agreeing a deal to support two World Snooker events.
Read More . . .UK bookmaker William Hill has unveiled plans to rebrand Australian betting firms Sportingbet, Centrebet and TomWaterhouse.com under its name.
Read More . . .Swedish gambling regulator Lotteriinspektionen has ordered national state-owned horse racing betting operator AB Trav och Galopp (ATG) to strengthen its various monitoring and management controls after identifying a number of faults with the company's services.
Read More . . .UK bookmaker William Hill has unveiled plans to rebrand Australian betting firms Sportingbet, Centrebet and TomWaterhouse.com under its name.
Read More . . .The Japanese are coming! It is a slow and steady unraveling rather than any sort of major invasion, but there is no disputing the growing appetite for poker in the land of the rising sun.
Read More . . .The New Zealand First political party has voiced its concerns over the impact a new gambling law could have on small clubs and businesses in the country.
Read More . . .Irish independent bookmaker Boylesports has confirmed it is to close its offices in London as part of the preparations for its move to a new hub in Gibraltar.
Read More . . .The New Zealand First political party has voiced its concerns over the impact a new gambling law could have on small clubs and businesses in the country.
Read More . . .UK bookmaker Ladbrokes has struck a deal with Best Gaming Technology (BGT) to supply more than 2,000 additional self-service betting terminals (SSBT) across its global estate.
Read More . . .Mexico is preparing to authorize the construction of casinos in popular tourist resorts, including Acapulco, Baja California and the Mayan Riviera. The country's Interior Ministry said in a press conference last week that the idea was to keep new casinos from springing up in urban areas, where they're more likely to rely on a local clientele.
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