This week sees the launch of Real Time Gaming’s latest video slot, the 5 reel, 25 pay-line Goblin’s Treasure.
The Shanghai Daily newspaper reports that police in the Chinese city of Changzhou have arrested 17 members of an online gambling ring led by one Zeng Weiquan, seizing records and 40 million yuan in cash along with 35 computers.
Devilfish Gaming plc, a London-listed company bearing the nom-de-plume of international poker ace David ‘Devilfish’ Ulliot, has requested its stock exchange to suspend trading in its ordinary shares pending clarification of its financial position.
Online scratch card specialists Neogames has announced the launch of its latest white label, Lyckoskrapet.com, in partnership with Pinehurst Entertainment.
Barely a year after it entered the online gambling industry with Playtech software, the giant gaming group Sega appears to be reversing away from some of its players.
The Australian newspaper The Courier-Mail sparked renewed interest in the affairs of former e-cash processing chief Daniel Tzvetkoff this week when it revealed that the 27-year-old, formerly imprisoned on remand in New York on a slew of federal charges, had been mysteriously released.
The UK newspaper The Sunday Times has reignited rumours that online gambling giant Betfair is about to go public, reporting that the group is to announce a GBP1.5 billion public offering within the next two weeks.
August has been another dreadful month for Atlantic City land casinos, with official figures showing a decline in revenues of 11.3 percent – mainly due to competition from the newly opened table games in neighbouring Pennsylvania.
Mention the name Kohli on player message boards and there will almost certainly be a reaction…and not always in a positive vein…linking the name with the notorious Virtual online casino group and its alleged bad treatment of online gamblers.
A Chinese player created something of a stir at the Jackpot City online casino group this week when he expressed reservations about cashing in a GBP 4 444 jackpot win, according to a press release from the company.
One of the industry´s major annual shows, the International Casino Exhibition – or ICE as it is universally known – has recovered its original name after two years titled IGE – a brand that really didn’t catch on.
Inspired Gaming lived up to its name this week, signing major online gambling operators Paddy Power and Victor Chandler to three-year deals that will see the company providing its virtual racing products, including horse racing, greyhound racing, speedway, motor racing and football.
Online gambling software provider Microgaming has unveiled a number of innovative changes to its popular Slot and Blackjack Tournament schedule, offered by participating Microgaming internet casino licensees.
In a move to provide basic education and training for employees in the Isle of Man’s expanding e-gaming industry, the government’s Department of Economic Development has partnered with the local Hamblin Employment Group in presenting an educational course on e-gaming.
The Isle of Man-based online gambling group Webis Holdings plc has lodged a stock exchange notification advising that its pari-mutuel subsidiary, European Wagering Services, has acquired the domain name, trademark and assets of WatchandWager.com LLC, an online betting company registered in Nevada and licensed by the State of North Dakota Racing Commission. The advisory notes …
Just 24 hours after finding that Germany’s monopolistic gambling laws are non-compliant with EU law the European Court of Justice has made a similar ruling against Austria.
Australia’s major sports codes are acting independently to stamp out corruption in sport in an initiative rather ponderously titled ‘The Coalition of Major Professional and Participation Sports.’
The troublesome internet gambling site Stryyke.com, which has been the subject of payment, lockout and communication complaints in the player community, appears to have finally struck out with the Malta jurisdiction where it claimed to be licensed.
There was good news from the European Court of Justice this week; the highest EU court has ruled that Germany’s monopolistic online gambling laws breach EU law, are inconsistent and do not justify the use of state monopolistic practices.
Finland’s planned monopolistic online casino has missed its opening deadline of end August and will not now launch until October, says the operator, the Finnish Slot Machine Association (RAY).
Jadestone Networks, the Nordic based owner and operator of multiplayer gaming networks GamArena and DiceArena, has launched a new multiplayer game branded Liar’s Dice to the European market.
The respected industry publication Las Vegas Review Journal reported Friday that the American Gaming Association, a trade body comprised of most of America’s top terrestrial gambling giants, is backing the re-election of Democrat and veteran Nevada politician Harry Reid in the November mid-terms.
The tenuous hold on political power of the Labour government in Australia has resulted in some interesting political horse trading, with prime ministerial hopeful Julia Gillard striking a deal with Tasmanian independent MP Andrew Wilkie last week regarding problem gambling.
Yet another incident of bank overblocking under the authority of the UIGEA surfaced this week in the publication “The Consumerist”, which reported that the US bank Chase chose to treat a credit card customer’s New York Lottery subscription payment as a cash advance, with the $10 fee and astronomical interest rate that goes along with …