People's Daily Online reported on 19th December, 2013 stating that two Chinese hackers who were imprisoned earlier for writing a nasty computer virus, again stood for trial recently on charges of running online gambling websites.
Read More . . .When legalized in February, New Jersey's online gambling industry was meant to give a boost to struggling casinos and bring financial benefits to the state.
Read More . . .About the only sure bet when it comes to gambling in Florida is this: Sooner or later, the issue will start an argument.
Read More . . .Irish bookmaker Paddy Power has launched a new advertising campaign for what it claims is the world's first 'fully personalised' sportsbetting app.
Read More . . .A new report from Eilers Research offers what I'd argue is the most sober and accurate projection to date for regulated iGaming revenues in the United States.
Read More . . .A report from market research company Newzoo predicts that Americans will have spent $20.5 billion (€15 billion) on games by the end of 2013, with 65% of the total spend coming through digital purchases.
Read More . . .The stakes in the growth of online gambling are enormous, and Pennsylvania's Senate is eager to make a hefty wager now that New Jersey and Delaware are in the pot.
Read More . . .Behold! The US gambling stories that made an impression in 2013, or at least, the ones we can remember, because someone in the office done slipped some serious mickeys into our eggnog.
Read More . . .Caesars had long taken issue with the MGC's determination in October that Caesars was unsuitable to conduct casino operations in the state.
Read More . . .If Tuesday's hearing on the state of online gaming in the House Energy and Commerce subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing and Trade was supposed to be a kickoff to Sheldon Adelson's efforts to ban Internet gambling.
Read More . . .You may be a "problem gambler" simply because you want to exclude yourself from the state's newly passed online gaming offerings, and you can't unless you sign off that you're a "problem gambler."
Read More . . .Mobile phone gamblers are expected to exceed 100m people in the next five years according to new research from the team at Juniper, who cite the North American online gambling industry as the main reason.
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