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Online gambling is a major growth area for a number of offshore financial centres, and following the WTO�s decision in the dispute between the US and Antigua & Barbuda, it is likely to become an even more popular source of business. Miles Benham reports ...

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Debate has begun in the UK’s House of Lords on a series of amendments to the Gambling Bill that could significantly alter the remote gaming regulations,
Lord Clement-Jones and Lord Addington have proposed an amendment to the bill asking the UK government to designate the US as a ...

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Officials in Turkey, one of the fastest-growing sports betting regions in Europe, have proposed a radical crackdown on online gambling with operators and players facing potential criminal charges.
A Turkish news agency reported clauses are due to be added to Turkey’s national ...

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China will award online gaming licences within the next two years, according to one of the leading operators in the region.
“China is a market that will eventually grant some kind of licences for betting, and it could be as soon as two to three years,” Tim Lambe, chief executive of ...

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Canadian online casino operator Gambling Federation has been thrown out of the Interactive Gaming Council over a row about malware installed on GF software.
Gambling Federation admitted to installing code on its casino software that blocked access to three competing casinos.


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