Probability launches first games for iPhone, iPod Touch
- Jul 8, 2010
Customers of the company’s LadyLuck’s consumer brand will from today be able to gamble for real money on three games from the Probability portfolio.
Read More . . .Customers of the company’s LadyLuck’s consumer brand will from today be able to gamble for real money on three games from the Probability portfolio.
Read More . . .Problem gambling will be tackled head on in Tasmania’s first whole-of-government strategy.
Read More . . .Dragonfish, the B2B division of 888, has signed a deal with MTV Networks UK & Ireland to provide a bingo product.
Read More . . .Three California Indian nation associations have banded together to voice opposition to a Senate bill proposed to legalize Internet gambling.
Read More . . .In another threat to a struggling Atlantic City and competition to Pennsylvania's new casinos, Delaware's largest gambling hall began offering table games Friday.
Read More . . .A third lawsuit has been added in the legal war going on between Harrah’s Entertainment Inc. and Everest Poker.
Read More . . .The Maryland Lottery was one of the first lotteries in the country to partner with the NFL, following a decades-long, no-gambling policy that was overturned by NFL owners in 2009.
Read More . . .NO proper consultation with interested parties has taken place in the preparation of a law regulating electronic gambling, it emerged yesterday.
Read More . . .One thing I've learned from working at an Indian casino is that appearances can be deceiving.
Read More . . .It's lucrative. Estimates are that Americans spent almost $6 billion gambling online in 2008, and all of that money along with the taxes that it could have generated left the country for more accommodating places.
Read More . . .Even though the starting gun of the 2010 World Series of Poker was fired last week, the most interesting storyline in poker took infant steps Tuesday with the official start of federal enforcement of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act.
Read More . . .The American Gaming Association spent nearly $430,000 in the first quarter lobbying federal officials about online gambling regulation and enforcement and other issues, according to a recent disclosure report.
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