Swedish online gambling group Betsson AB reported another solid set of results in its third quarter interim this week with highlights including :
WagerWorks, the online gambling games developer and subsidiary of IGT (UK), has launched two new video slots titled Pharaoh’s Fortune and The Curse of Frankenstein.
The joint Spanish venture between Vienna listed Bwin Interactive and sports betting firm Betbull came to an end this week when the former company bought the Spanish betting enterprise, Winners Apuestas, from Betbull.
The online gambling partnership in France between UK gambling group Ladbrokes and French media group Canal+ , appears to have reached its end this week with the news that the UK company has decided not to enter the French internet gambling market.
Isle of Man based internet gambling software developer, Microgaming, is the latest international company to be added to the state of Kentucky’s litigation list, according to reports surfacing in the United States over the weekend.
From 13 December 2010, a rule change by the UK’s National Lottery run by Camelot will make it clear to players that they must be resident in the UK or the Isle of Man to be eligible and players will have to be physically present in the country when buying their tickets.
The possibility of Canada’s Prince Edward Island joining a consortium of other Canadian Provinces within the Atlantic Lottery Corporation receded this week, when finance minister Wes Sheridan announced that the island would not be participating.
Kristian Nylen, Chief Sportsbook Officer at Unibet has been appointed CEO of the newly formed business area.
Twenty-two people have been selected to advise the Australian Government on its gambling reforms through a new expert panel.
William Hill Online’s operating profit for the third quarter was up 80% on last year, it said in an interim statement earlier today.
Online gambling software providers, NYX Interactive and Cryptologic have inked a deal which will see Cryptologic games offered on the NYX Rapid Platform.
The introduction of Microgaming’s new Quickfire software, already chosen by nine operators, is gaining momentum.
Yesterday’s news that the Serbian police had conducted a raid on allegedly illegal online gambling activities operated by GoWild Casino and Casino Litan has been followed by a statement from the company explaining that the premises concerned was a call centre.
Live dealer software provider Evolution Gaming has signed a three-year deal with Betsson AB that will see it provide the Malta-based online gambling group with a third dedicated real-time blackjack table.
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.