The share price of European online gambling hub Unibet jumped five per cent today after it announced an almost doubling of profit before tax and a 400,000 jump in users.
Read More . . .Paddy Power Betfair is pitting two marketing firms against each other as the company continues its cost-cutting program, several media outlets have reported.
Read More . . .The European gambling market is worth $87 billion, with online gambling being around $15 billion.
Read More . . .The Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma is moving forward with its plan to launch an international gambling website after a federal judge this week determined it is legal.
Read More . . .Europeans have been making mid-race wagers on thoroughbred horse races at Monmouth Park since 2010.
Read More . . .Betfair US, a division of recently-merged Paddy Power Betfair, has announced that it is to launch an exchange wagering service in the US state of New Jersey, through a partnership with Monmouth Park race track.
Read More . . .There is a new player in the realm of sports data and analysis, which comes by way of a merger between two notable technology companies – SportingPulse and Betgenius.
Read More . . .The Kentucky Lottery has expanded into online gambling, becoming the third state to offer lottery sales online after Michigan and Georgia. Minnesota implemented then banned online sales in 2015 after faith-based groups protested scratch-off sales.
Read More . . .888Poker will host the fifth iteration of their Super XL Series in May. The event will consist of 40 tournaments, $3m in guaranteed prize money, and a $1m guaranteed Main Event.
Read More . . .Champions of Canada's newest single-sports betting bill gathered in Ottawa Monday ahead of a debate and second reading in the House of Commons.
Read More . . .This is the third instalment of Martin Owens' Need for Gambling reform Series. You can read part one here and part two here. If you're interested in having your opinions and ideas published on CalvinAyre.com please contact Bill Beatty.
Read More . . .Stakeholders from across the country, including the local chamber of commerce, will head to Ottawa Monday to put their money on single-sports betting.
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