Regional media in Belgrade, Serbia are reporting that the local police have broken up an online gambling ring and made a number of arrests.
Bodog brand-owned gaming domain Slots.com has appointed former Boylesports and Chartwell boss Lee Richardson as Managing Director.
Inspired Gaming Group announced it has been certified by the Alderney Gambling Control Commission to provide its online gaming content to operators registered in Alderney.
Spiral Solutions Ltd., provider of managed eGaming services, has launched a new affiliate platform, specifically tailored for newly regulated eGaming markets.
CAIGAMES has announced that it has signed an exclusive deal with the Daily Express, a leading UK newspaper with a circulation of 720,000 readers, for the operation of a white label online casino.
Gamesys, Jackpotjoy’s parent company, have launched a brand new slot, produced in conjunction with Hammer films, known worldwide as the “House of Horror”, which will be exclusively available to Jackpotjoy.
Jeaneen Cristante, of Marion Internet Services on US 441, who was charged with violating U.S. state laws by owning a gambling house and being in possession of slot machines was found not guilty by a jury in Marion County, Florida.
Passoker, the Gibraltar-based operator, which has over 500,000 customers in more than 160 countries, will run a cash-prize version of Passoker in addition to its sportsbook, gaming, casino and poker offering on victorchandler.com
Bloomberg reports that Tabcorp Holdings Ltd., Australia’s biggest gambling company, plans to spin off its casinos into a separate company from its betting shops as it raises A$430 million ($425 million) in an entitlement offer.
iGaming software provider GTECH G2 unveiled a major casino software update featuring new branded content — the Sherlock Holmes slots game — at the European iGaming Congress that opened in Copenhagen today.
QuickFire is versatile, hassle free and a unique gaming experience for both Operator and player which is suitable for all gaming clients. QuickFire offers fast and seamless integration into any existing system and covers all platforms including Casino, Poker, Bingo, Live Dealer and Mobile.
South African gambling laws were recently amended to declare online gambling illegal and the regulator has announced that companies found aiding internet gambling could face fines to the tune of R10 million (1 million Euro).
There’s been a flutter in the social gaming network community where numerous reports indicate that the Zynga toolbar has been hacked and users have reported that the toolbar transforms into a black and orange theme with text that reads “rockholmi.ru”.
Visionary iGaming, live dealer provider, has signed with EveryMatrix to provide its B2B clients with interactive live online casino games.
Sweden’s Net Entertainment announced its entry into the profitable branded online gaming arena with a multi-year licensing agreement with Universal Partnerships & Licensing, a division of media giant NBC Universal.
Cubeia Ltd. has released the first open source back office for the igaming industry. Its new Cubeia Network, Community Edition, an accounting and user management system to be unveiled at EiG in Copenhagen this week.
Playtech (AIM: PTEC), the leading international designer, developer and licensor of software to the online and land-based gaming industry, is pleased to announce that it was voted International AIM Company of the year at the 2010 AIM Awards.
Chartwell Technology has signed a licensing agreement with Ho Gaming to distribute its live dealer casino offering in the European market.
Spotting the pigeon at a poker table takes on new meaning in recent research which shows that the humble pigeon is by preference a high roller when it comes to a tasty food bet.
Details are still scarce on reports that Las Vegas land casino giant Station Casinos Inc. has launched litigation against two internet gambling websites, one of them based in Britain.
Addressing a conference arranged by the European Union Presidency this week, European Commission chief Michele Barnier suggested that it was time that public authorities faced head on and addressed pertinent questions regarding online gambling.
Addressing a conference arranged by the European Union Presidency this week, European Commission chief Michele Barnier suggested that it was time that public authorities faced head on and addressed pertinent questions regarding online gambling.
Europe will gain from harmonised EU rules governing the gaming sector; that’s the message delivered by Norbert Teufelberger, co-CEO of the major Austrian internet gambling group Bwin, to a packed audience in the European Parliament at the third “Responsible Gaming Day” (RGD) this week.
The Monaco iGaming conference in Monte Carlo is generating interesting perspectives and opinions on the recently liberalised French market, and the perceived problems of high taxation and low limits on player payouts.