CURRENCY EVENTS CrazyVegasCasino.com announced on Thursday that it has added the Ruble, Russia's currency, as an accepted payment method on its Web site.
Now players in Russia, and a few former USSR republics, will be able to deposit and cash-out winnings in the local currency.
The online casino is equipped with more than 200 games available in English, French, German, Russian, Chinese, Dutch, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian and Danish.
FRAUD FIGHTERS Ålands Penningautomatforening (PAF), a Finland-based online casino provider, is teaming up with Ethoca, a fraud management company, to create a safer environment for e-commerce.
In addition to fraudulent chargebacks, the pair is seeking to halt other deceitful or strategic activities such as chip dumping, which is when a player strategically loses to benefit other players.
"As a gaming company, fraud is far more than a chargeback," Marko Hietala, head of fraud and forensics for PAF, said in a prepared statement. "It is any unwanted activity that threatens our bottom line and impacts the integrity of the environment of our loyal players.
"PAF has been building a powerful internal fraud team to tackle these activities, and we see Ethoca as the perfect partner to keep chip dumping at bay," Hietala added.
DEAL TIME Sportech Plc, the United Kingdom pools betting specialist, has announced a distribution deal with The Daily Telegraph.
Under the agreement, the newspaper will host two games from Sportech's New Football Pools brand.
According to Reuters, financial details have been kept under wraps.
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