Facebook ventures into online gambling
- Aug 7, 2012
Facebook is venturing into the world of online gambling with the launch of its first application where punters can stake real money.
Read More . . .Facebook is venturing into the world of online gambling with the launch of its first application where punters can stake real money.
Read More . . .American lottery technology provider Scientific Games Corporation has released its financial results for the second quarter showing that it experienced a 4.1 percent year-on-year increase in revenues to $229.3 million.
Read More . . .A collective exhale I am sure as news broke Tuesday that PokerStars is investing $731 million to settle its rival's debt (Full Tilt Poker) to the U.S. government and poker players around the world.
Read More . . .Internet betting may be the future, but that doesn't mean Maryland legislators should rush into legalizing it at next week's special session
Read More . . .Poker players at a Tennessee poker outlet learned their fate this week as Chattanooga District Attorney Neal Pinkston held hearings regarding charges against those patrons.
Read More . . .Bally Technologies has entered into a multi-year agreement with games developer High 5 Games to publish a substantial number of new H5G games under the Bally brand for the worldwide land-based, mobile and online business-to-business casino gaming markets.
Read More . . .As the battle for gamblers' dollars intensifies in the mid-Atlantic region, the possibility of developing Internet games in Maryland will be considered when lawmakers gather for a special session next week to expand gambling, the House speaker wrote in a memo.
Read More . . .Gambling has grown hugely as an online activity in recent years, but the fortunes of two of the main players in the online market look very different right now.
Read More . . .Each time Congress promises to consider online poker, the subject ends up getting pushed back into yet another overcrowded, end-of-the-year, lame-duck session. And each time that happens, Nevada's gaming industry becomes increasingly nervous.
Read More . . .As part of the company´s strategy to give it´s poker site a broader appeal, Bodog has now launched a poker client that can be used on the Mac operating system.
Read More . . .After having its application for an interactive gaming licence approved by the Nevada State Gaming Control Board regulator earlier this month, American automatic card shuffler and proprietary table games supplier Shuffle Master Incorporated has now received final authorisation from the Nevada Gaming Commission.
Read More . . .In the United States, the Chairman for the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, outgoing Hawaii Senator Daniel Akaka, has introduced draft legislation that could see tribes permitted to offer games of online poker alone or with non-aboriginal partners.
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