Mexicans Wave Hello to BetonSports
- Feb 25, 2005
<a href="http://www.betonsports.com/?ads=osga">BetonSports</a>, the publicly listed online sports betting firm, plans to open a string of 18 betting shops in Mexico.
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Record revenues for Superbowl sportsbooks?
- Feb 14, 2005
US-facing sportsbook operators have reported record revenues for Superbowl weekend, the busiest betting event in the US sports betting calendar.
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Betting exchange chief loses £1.1m
- Jan 7, 2005
The full cost of the collapse of the Sporting Options betting exchange in November has become clear following the publication of the report into the failure. The exchange ceased trading with total debts of £5.4m, including £3.5m owed to betting clients, making it the most costly failure in the modern history of the betting industry.
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CES Software plc to Acquire Don Best Sports for $53 Million
- Jan 6, 2005
CES Software, a provider of skill gaming and exchange-betting technology, has entered a conditional agreement to acquire Corcom, Inc., a Nevada corporation, and certain assets associated with Corcom's business, Don Best Sports.
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NFL still plans to sack LV Super Bowl parties
- Dec 15, 2004
The National Football League, in a recent letter to the casino industry's largest trade group, stands by its position that the Las Vegas Super Bowl parties of years past won't fly this season.
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Delaware eyes gambling future; Facing competition, casinos back expansion plans
- Nov 22, 2004
With competition from nearby Pennsylvania approaching, a group that studies Delaware's gambling industry would like to see the state's casinos more than double their slot-machine capacity and be allowed to pursue sports betting.
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THIRD QUARTER GOOD TO GAMING INDUSTRY
- Oct 21, 2004
The gaming industry’s largest operators experienced a record third-quarter, according to recently released earnings reports...
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Offshore company: We're offering $400 million to Trump
- Sep 30, 2004
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. -- Calling itself a "white knight," an Internet casino operator said it is offering Donald Trump $400 million for a stake in his ailing casino company.
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Google and Yahoo! sued for 'illegal gambling ads
- Aug 13, 2004
The 60-page filing, presented in San Francisco Superior Court, alleges that the companies sell rights to web advertisements based on searches for terms such as...
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Gambling Sites, This Is A Holdup
- Aug 6, 2004
Organized criminal hackers threaten to paralyze their networks if they don't pay up...
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Russian hackers steal thousands of British pounds from bookmaking companies
- Jul 24, 2004
Russian hackers were attacked on July 20th and 21st. Nine men were detained on the allegation of stealing hundreds of thousands of British pounds from online bookmaking companies. Russian law-enforcement bodies together with the British department for struggle with high-tech crimes...
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Three Lee County men plead guilty to illegal gambling scheme
- May 19, 2004
Three Lee County men pleaded guilty to charges that they ran a sports gambling ring that scammed at least $20 million from betters across the country...
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