New European Rules Roil Global Online Gambling Industry
- Feb 17, 2015
European governments overhaul online gambling regulations, raising costs and driving deal talks
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Read More . . .888-holdings-rejects-744m-william-acquisition-bidOnline gaming operator 888 Holdings has terminated £744m ($1.1b) takeover discussions with bookmaker William Hill after talks broke down over price with a key stakeholder.
Read More . . .Russia announced this week it will seek ways to prevent anonymous Internet surfing in order to close off citizens from accessing websites entered on its federal blacklist.
Read More . . .The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) national regulatory body has unveiled a new set of social responsibility measures in an effort to protect players, young people and others at risk of gambling-related harm.
Read More . . .Lennart Käll, chief executive officer of Svenska Spel, has confirmed that the Swedish national state-owned lottery is considering an expansion into online casino gaming.
Read More . . .UK's biggest gambling companies implement self-regulation, protecting customers in danger of developing gambling problems as part of an industry-wide "GambleAware week."
Read More . . .Simon Thomas, owner of the London Hippodrome casino in the UK capital city, has hit out at the impact fixed-odds betting machines (FOBTs) have had on the UK industry and called on the Government to take action.
Read More . . .A senior Canadian politician is calling for the nation's Senate to legalise single-event sports betting.
Read More . . .The Russian government is reportedly to begin blocking online gambling payments methods in order to prevent any fraud in a new internet betting framework.
Read More . . .Cash-strapped provinces will lose millions to foreign gambling websites and criminals in Sunday’s Super Bowl because the Senate is stalling legislative changes passed by the Commons.
Read More . . .Residents of the United Kingdom wanting to participate in online gambling will have a few extra hoops to jump through thanks to upcoming Internet filters designed to protect users from adult material.
Read More . . .Default anti-porn filters, recently introduced by some UK ISPs, are blocking access to online gambling sites due to their "too sexy" adult content.
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