News and sports coverage provider Satellite Information Services (SIS) has signed a deal that will see it provide its SISdata365 horseracing information feed service to the online casino and sportsbook at Bodog.co.uk.
Read More . . .The Remote Gaming Association, the group which represents some of the top names in the online gambling world, has created a document that will guide regulators in creating effective technical standards in the world of internet gambling.
Read More . . .The ruling comes after the casino filed a claim to void a $1.5 million dollar payout to 14 mini–baccarat players who won big after an unshuffled deck was used during a game in April.
Read More . . .Zynga has added some firepower to its online gambling ambitions.
Read More . . .Online casinos must allow customers choice of secure and innovative payment methods.
Read More . . .On Tuesday, Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn rejected a bill that would expand gambling in the state to include a new land-based casino, four new riverboat casinos and allow existing racetracks to install slot machines.
Read More . . .Following a long period of declining traffic, Betclic-Everest is to abandon its own poker software and become a skin on the iPoker Network.
Read More . . .Now William Hill mobile betting is even available in the US state of Nevada
Read More . . .The Redskins and the Giants have long enjoyed one of football's greatest rivalries, but this fall there will be an even more exciting sports clash between Washington and New Jersey.
Read More . . .Cantor Gaming has announced that the company is going to launch a new wi-fi based sport betting solution for the Nevada.
Read More . . .A new poll shows New Jersey residents narrowly favor ignoring a federal ban and moving forward with sports betting, with men heavily in support of the idea and women slightly against it.
Read More . . .As we draw closer to this year's football version of the Battle of the Bluegrass, our friends out in Las Vegas grow fonder of coach Charlie Strong and his Louisville Cardinals
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