The Gambling Commission government watchdog has released the results for its latest survey showing that participation in remote gambling activities excluding the National Lottery reached their lowest levels since 2007.
Read More . . .Today at 7:00 ET (12:00 GMT), Full Tilt Poker officially re-launched its real money games, and within an hour and a half of its re-opening, the site already had around 23,000 people playing at its tables.
Read More . . .A Pennsylvania casino is set to become the first one in the state to offer free-play poker on the Internet, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported late last week.
Read More . . .The provincial government says online gambling sites will not be allowed to be hosted in Saskatchewan.
Read More . . .Atlantic City's 12 casinos, ordered closed because of Sandy, can reopen immediately.
Read More . . .Etruvian Consulting, an independent arm of affiliate PokerStrategy.com, has released its inaugural customer service benchmark for the online poker industry.
Read More . . .Most sports fans probably didn't notice the disturbing scene in New York on Thursday. There was a press conference where officials revealed they had busted a huge gambling ring.
Read More . . .The site that's famous for providing the best online poker action to Texas Hold'em players on U.S. soil is letting everyone slow things down. America's Cardroom has just announced a new Time Bank feature, available in all tournaments and at all cash tables.
Read More . . .Betable Ltd., the venture capital backed online-gambling startup, reached agreements with three social-gaming companies that will use its platform to expand into real-money betting in competition with Zynga Inc.
Read More . . .Paddy Power has become the first bookmaker to feature in the new Windows Store courtesy of its new Premier League app.
Read More . . .In the wake of last week's indictments of 25 individuals in the United States over allegations concerning an illegal online sportsbetting operation.
Read More . . .Just as the Internet gambling industry was building credibility in Nevada with strict regulations, taxation and reputable participants, along came Michael Lloyd Colbert.
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