Adelman steps down from Ladbrokes roles
- May 6, 2014
Bookmaker Ladbrokes has confirmed to iGaming Business that Jonathan Adelman has stepped down as general counsel and company secretary with immediate effect.
Read More . . .Bookmaker Ladbrokes has confirmed to iGaming Business that Jonathan Adelman has stepped down as general counsel and company secretary with immediate effect.
Read More . . .Poker legend Dewey Tomko's alleged involvement in the current online poker debate just got a lot more bizarre. This is now on the verge of being a scandal.
Read More . . .Boyd Gaming CEO Kevin Smith expects his company's foray into regulated online gambling to produce positive results before 2014 draws to a close.
Read More . . .A Jackson, NJ woman has been charged by the New Jersey State Police with Theft by Deception for allegedly attempting to fool authorities by claiming that someone had stolen her identity, used it to create an online gaming account, and racked up gambling and banking fees totaling almost $10,000.
Read More . . .The author of a new report on the use of Internet gaming for money laundering activities said Monday the findings of the study have been misrepresented by both anti-online wagering activists and pro-Web gaming backers.
Read More . . .Last week, PokerStars inked a deal to provide its online poker platform to California's Morongo Band of Mission Indians and the state's three largest card clubs.
Read More . . .Since New Jersey began Internet gambling in November, it has been difficult to use a credit card to fund an online betting account.
Read More . . .Minnesota lawmakers are considering a bill that would end online lottery sales and could also basically put a preemptive ban on other forms of online gambling in the state.
Read More . . .Uh oh. All is not sunny on the Equity Poker Network (EPN). According to some players in the poker community, the network is banning players for being too good at poker. It does not appear to be anywhere close to epidemic levels yet, but it's a start and it has people worried.
Read More . . .Polling and strategic consulting firm Tulchin Research has reported that the majority of voters in California would support the legalisation of online poker.
Read More . . .Just like it did to booksellers and travel agents, the Internet is rendering obsolete money launderers inside brick-and-mortar casinos.
Read More . . .New Jersey officials have launched the most scathing attack yet on the Adelson-backed bill to ban online gaming, labeling it a threat to states' rights and cautioning that it will stifle innovation and economic growth.
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