News Archive: Gambling News, November 2007

Showing all news items for November 2007

Orlando airs television ads

19th November, 2007

Ads have been aired in the US state if Florida including in Orlano, promoting gambling.

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Drugs caused gambling debts

1st November, 2007

A Parkinson sufferer has won compensation after it was found that his medication caused his gambling addiction.

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Watchdog Down Under

1st November, 2007

The Australian Open are taking no chances this year with possibel match fixing and illegal betting by hiring a independent watchdog.

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Gambling costs unpredictable

1st November, 2007

The social costs on gambling cannot be predicted yet say state officials in USA.

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Bookie Alerts Update

2nd November, 2007

With things picking up at Gaming Alerts, we have a quick review of the goings on at Bookie Alerts.

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China is Getting Addicted to Gambling

5th November, 2007

Chinese government is getting ready to take action to stop the development of underaged gambling and compulsive gambling in the country.

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Mob man indicted for online gambling

5th November, 2007

A big time mobster has been indicted for running illegal online gambling operations.

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Macau Official on trial

5th November, 2007

A former high ranking Macau official is set to go on trial today, Monday 5 November, charged with taking $100Million in kickbacks.

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License for Microgaming

14th November, 2007

The online gaming software provider Microgaming has been licensed out of Malta.

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Online Gambling Still Growing

6th November, 2007

The latest survey commissioned by the Gambling Commission has found that online gambling is only set to grow in the popularity.

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French Gambling Policies Defy European Commission

7th November, 2007

Authorities meet to negotiate options for French gambling policies to coincide with European Commission standards.

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French minister to discuss online betting restrictions

7th November, 2007

The French minister for European affairs Jean-Pierre Jouyet has met with the EU internal markets commissioner to discuss resolving the EU's legal proceedings over France's online sports betting restrictions.

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Superbowl meets online poker

7th November, 2007

A top poker room is sending lucky winners to the Superbowl

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WSOP star arrested

7th November, 2007

Paul McKinney was arrested in a raid by police in Tennessee, USA.

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French Gambling Policies Defy European Commission

7th November, 2007

Authorities meet to negotiate options for French gambling policies to coincide with European Commission standards.

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UK loves Poker

7th November, 2007

Poker players in the UK are on the up, but we dont love playing for cash!

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Antigua goes head to head with US over online gaming.

8th November, 2007

Members of US Congress are heading to Antigua for a business conference and authorities in Antigua intend to raise the sticky subject of online gaming.

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More arrests in gambling raids

8th November, 2007

Another undercover sting by US police saw a father and son arrested in Alabama this week.

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The answer to gambling addictions?

8th November, 2007

New Zealand think they have found the answer to problem gambling in the form of self exclusion.

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EU looks to open up US gambling market

9th November, 2007

After pushing for compensation, Peter Mandelson has said that the US needs to change its law or provide hefty compensation.

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Indecisive America

22nd November, 2007

US is now considering going back on their decision and let European online operators back into their multibillion-dollar market.

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81% Revenue Rise for Playtech

9th November, 2007

Gambling software developer Playtech has announced an 81% rise in revenue.

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EU Trade Commissioner Unhappy with US Gambling Laws

9th November, 2007

EU Trade Commissioner, Peter Mandelson, stated that US anti-gambling laws discriminate against EU companies.

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Tennis star suspended

12th November, 2007

An Italian Tennis star has been banned from the game for nine months for betting on the game.

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Offline OK but online not?

12th November, 2007

That is the view of Massachusetts Givernor Deval Patrick who is pushing for the licenses of 3 offline casinos to be built in his State.

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EU pressures US into online gaming

12th November, 2007

EU Commissioner Peter Mandelson is putting pressure on the USA to open its doors to European operators or else compensate them for the loss in revenue.

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New Orleans casinos back in business

13th November, 2007

More than two years since New Orleans was devestated by Hurricane Katrina, the lights are back on at Hollywood Casino.

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Land based Casinos Boom in USA

13th November, 2007

Popularity of land based casinos has doubled in the last decade and the trend shown no signs of slowing.

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Costa Ricans face employment crisis

13th November, 2007

The ban on US gaming has caused serious economic problems for Costa Ricans.

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A host of casinos but nowhere to gamble

14th November, 2007

South Korea has a number of land based casinos which although may seem tempting to go into, are prohibited if you are from North or South Korea.

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Red Lounge launches blog

14th November, 2007

Red Lounge Casino has launched their very own casino blog.

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Gambling Raid nets more arrests

15th November, 2007

23 people were charged when an illegal gambling ring was raided on Wednesday night in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

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Pokies a thing of the past?

15th November, 2007

Anti Gambling lobby in new Zealand are protesting against pokies in a bid to get rid of them.

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Gambling age to be raised?

15th November, 2007

The gambling hotspot of Asia, Macau, is considering raising the age limit to 21.

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France to legalise online gaming?

16th November, 2007

France could be on a path to legalise online gaming by Spring 2008.

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American Legion Post closes

16th November, 2007

The American Legion Post in Daleville, USA is today closing down due to a loss of revenue caused by the ban on gambling.

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888.com launch new ad campaign

16th November, 2007

Following a drop in revenue with UIEGA 2006; 888.com are working on turning their profits around with a stunning new advertising campaign.

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Ladbrokes announces impressive pre-tax profits

19th November, 2007

Ladbrokes announced a significant rise of 84% in pre- tax profits for the four month period ending October 2007

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ATP issues new gambling rules

19th November, 2007

Amid the tennis gambling scandal, the ATP has issued new rules on gambling.

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Atlantic City to become world gambling resort

20th November, 2007

A string of new mega-casinos to be built by 2012 will transform the face of Atlantic City into a futuristic new gambling resort.

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Danger of Suicide Gambling Confirmed

20th November, 2007

Two researchers from the University of Alberta wrote an academic article that proves the fact that gambling addicts are 3.4 times more likely to commit suicide when compared to the average Canadian.

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8 Gamblers Arrested

20th November, 2007

This Monday gone the police of the City division have arrested 8 illegal gamblers and took a lot of objects as evidence, including mobile phones, stake money and the rest.

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Suit Filed Against Sportingbet

22nd November, 2007

RotoPlay, a fantasy games company has filed a suit against the British online gambling company Sportingbet plc.

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Paid Killer Generation in Online Community

22nd November, 2007

The new generation of gamers are now paid to kill other online players.

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Bookmakers may have to up contributions

23rd November, 2007

The British Horse Racing Authority is calling on bookmakers to increase their contributions to teh racing industry.

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Manchester could act over Super Casino

23rd November, 2007

Gordon Brown could be hit with legal action over the Super Casino scandal.

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Arrrest made after woman found gambling with fake money

23rd November, 2007

A woman was arrested in the USA this week after being found gambling with fake money.

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Patients to sue drugs company over gambling addiction

26th November, 2007

Two patients are to sue over drugs that gave them gambling problems.

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Rank Rejects Harrah’s Swap Offer

26th November, 2007

US Casino Giant fails to strike a deal with the struggling casino operator Rank.

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Genting Reports £130 Million Loss

26th November, 2007

Taxes and Smoking Bans keep bringing down the casino operators.

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Casino Tycoon Seeks $1billion

29th November, 2007

Casino tycoon Stanley Ho is looking to raise $1billion for a stock market move.

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Norway to Block Online Gaming

29th November, 2007

Norway has moved to block access to online gaming in the past week.

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