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Online Gamblers are more Disciplined

Dr. Howard Shaffer, has some interesting views on Internet gambling! Howard Shaffer – director of the Harvard Medical School’s Addictions Department, has concluded that the majority of online gamblers are gambling in a more moderate and mild way than gamblers in the 1970’s. After teaming up with European online gambling group Bwin, Shaffer has been working […]

Playtech online casino software added sports wagering

Playtech gambling software developer now added sports wagering to the gaming platforms it supports for online casinos. Operators licensed to use Playtech software will now be able to adds a sportsbook to their Internet casinos. Playtech now offers its clients a full line of gaming products, including slot machines, casino table games, bingo, and poker, as […]

EU Investigation U.S. Gambling Law

EU online gaming and gambling operated have learnt that The European Commission has finished it’s lengthy investigation into the U.S. and its sudden clampdown on Europe’s gaming commissions. The report – released later this month, will reportedly conclude that the U.S. did violate global trade agreements when it targeted non-U.S. gaming companies whilst simultaneously allowing U.S. […]

Three new members at eCOGRA

Player protection organisation e-Commerce And Online Gaming Regulation And Assurance (eCOGRA) has announced the appointment of three new members of staff to its business advisory and standards compliance service. The London-based standards body stated that the trio are fully qualified accounting professionals that will join its experienced teams travelling to eCOGRA accredited operations and new […]

Barney Frank Introduce Gambling Bill in April

Congressman Barney Frank will introduce a bill which would establish a licensing and regulatory framework for online gambling operators before the end of April as a standalone bill, (to dismantle the anti-online gambling legislation passed by the Bush Administration). Gambling Regulation and Enforcement Act (H.R. 2046), would be a standalone bill despite the fact that Republicans added […]