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OPAP Could Win Turkish National Lottery
24 October 2008
OPAP S.A., the Athens-based lottery system operator, is out to win Milli Piyango, the Turkish National Lottery tender, according to Reporter.gr, a Greek bilingual financial news agency.»
888 Seeks New Ad Agency
24 October 2008
Brand Republic reports that 888 Holdings is looking for a new advertising agency to handle its global ad account.»
Betting Promotions Net Turnover Down
24 October 2008
Betting Promotions Sweden A.B., an online betting exchange, posted a net turnover of 31 million Swedish kronas its interim report covering January through September 2008. For the same period in 2007, its net turnover was 50.5 million Swedish kronas.»
Devilfish Gaming Posts Loss in Maiden Results
24 October 2008
In Devilfish Gaming’s maiden results, the company reported gross turnover of £21,763 on a pre-tax loss of £424,414 for the year ending in June 2008.»
Nambling Notes | 24 October 2008
24 October 2008
OPAP might win the Turkish National Lottery tender, 888 is on the lookout for a new ad agency and Betting Promotions' net turnover drops.»
After Costly Period, Devilfish is Growing
24 October 2008
Back in March, when the word "recession" had but one foot out from behind the curtain, Devilfish Gaming went to market. While the small-cap company was hurt by transfer and flotation expenses for the year to June 30, seven months after its I.P.O. metrics suggest Devilfish is growing.»
At Least Four Argentine Provinces Considering Prohibition, Lawyer Says
24 October 2008
Amid convoluted local media reports covering two new bills seeking Internet gambling prohibition, IGamingNews has learned from South American legal experts that at least four such bills are being considered in the provinces of Buenos Aires, Misiones, Santa Fe and Corrientes.»
Traffic in Times of Crisis
23 October 2008
As recession doom and gloom gathers, is Web traffic actually on the upswing? IGamingNews investigates.»
SuperCasino.com to Add New Games
23 October 2008
NetPlay TV has launched a new portfolio of casino games from Swedish company Net Entertainment.»
Court Tosses Out Tipp24's Treaty Complaint
23 October 2008
Yesterday Tipp24 A.G. released a statement that said Germany's Federal Constitutional Court has rejected the lottery provider’s complaint against several provisions of the State Treaty on Gaming.»
BBC Signs Deal to Adapt Greentube Game
23 October 2008
Greentube A.G., a skill games developer, has signed a deal with the British Broadcasting Corporation to adapt one of the Vienna-based company’s free downloadable games for the United Kingdom public service audience.»
AmberCoast Forecasts Gaming Growth in South Africa
23 October 2008
AmberCoast, an online casino who says it specifically caters to the South African market, has released a statement discussing the popularity of gaming in the region.»
IGT Receives Accreditation for GSA Protocol
23 October 2008
The American Association for Laboratory Accreditation, or A2LA, has accredited International Game Technology to certify its products according to Gaming Standards Association's “Protocol Certification Program.”»
U.K. Gaming Companies to Fund Problem Gambling Assistance Programs
23 October 2008
British ministers plan to impose a statutory levy for April 2009 that would raise funds for problem gamblers, reports the Financial Times.»
U.K. Government Holds Off on Tote Sale
23 October 2008
The United Kingdom government announced on Wednesday that it will not sell the Horserace Totalisator Board, or Tote, because of “current market conditions.”»
Nambling Notes | 23 October 2008
23 October 2008
The U.K. Government holds off on the Tote sale, a German court tosses out Tipp24’s treaty complaint and more.»
Playwize 3-D Tech Up for Grabs, Buyer Unknown
23 October 2008
In recent weeks online brands like Lasseters and Duplicate Poker have been forced to pull the plug -- that trend continued today with Playwize, the gaming software developer, calling it quits after a brief run in the I-gaming industry.»
Kentucky Domain Debacle Heating Up
23 October 2008
It's been a busy week in Kentucky, where a battle for 141 I-gaming domain names is heating up. Just today, the court pushed back the forfeiture hearing scheduled for next month, while in recent days the Kentucky Court of Appeals was petitioned by an industry trade association.»
PartyGaming Picks WagerWorks' Branded Games
22 October 2008
WagerWorks, a subsidiary of International Game Technology, is to provide I-gaming operator PartyGaming with branded slots.»
Phantom Fiber and Scientific Games Racing Sign Multi-Year Contract
22 October 2008
Phantom Fiber Corporation, a developer of wireless platform software, announced yesterday it has signed a multi-year contract with Scientific Games Racing L.L.C., a gaming markets supplier of technology-based products, systems and services.»
Net Entertainment Deemed 'Safe and Fair' by eCOGRA
22 October 2008
Net Entertainment, the Stockholm-listed business-to-business provider, has been given eCOGRA accreditation.»
Weike Gaming Technology and WLG to Serve Vietnam Market
22 October 2008
Weike Gaming Technology, Singapore and Malaysia’s only licensed machine manufacturer, and Waz Lian Gaming, or WLG, an Asian gaming distributor, have announced both will be serving the Vietnam market.»
State Senator Says Casinos and I-Gaming Cuts into New York's Racing Profits
22 October 2008
According to the Thoroughbred Times, a state senator said the proliferation of Native American casinos and Internet gambling has significantly impacted racing profits in New York.»
G2E Ramps Up Entertainment Level
22 October 2008
This year’s G2E entertainment area will be teeming with celebrities, including a Grammy award-winner, a Nashville top-20 recording artist and a network sitcom star.»
Last Week to Pre-Register for World Poker Congress
22 October 2008
The World Poker Congress has announced that it’s the last week to pre-register online for the third annual conference in Budapest on October 29-30.»
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