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Russia State-Run Lottery Launches
29 October 2008
RIA Novosti reported on Monday that Russia's first nationwide state-run lotto sold 7,400 tickets in less than five hours on its first day.»
CryptoLogic Takes on King Kong
29 October 2008
Adding to its star-studded branded slots, CryptoLogic Ltd. has announced that "King Kong" will be featured in a suite of new games.»
Atlantic City Smoking Ban Delayed
29 October 2008
In a little under two weeks after an Atlantic City smoking ban took affect in area casinos, a city council-approved measure has reversed it, according to the Associated Press.»
OPAP to Fight StanleyBet Expansion
29 October 2008
Reuters reports that OPAP S.A., the Athens-based lottery monopoly, wants to use the law to keep Stanlybet, a fixed-odds betting firm, from encroaching on its territory.»
GIG Delivers In-Run Wagering to Italy
29 October 2008
Global Interactive Gaming Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Interactive Systems Worldwide Inc., has begun offering limited in-run live wagering to Italian betting shops.»
Court Allows Immediate Appeal in Patent Litigation
29 October 2008
International Game Technology said Tuesday a United States District Court judge has indicated that he intends to stay the proceedings and certify his summary judgment rulings for immediate appeal in the pending patent-infringement case between IGT and Bally Technologies Inc.»
I-Gaming Legislation Could Influence U.S. Voters on Election Day
29 October 2008
The latest data from Poker Players Research show that over 3 million American poker players say the candidates' stances on Internet gambling legislation could affect how they vote.»
Nambling Notes | 29 October 2008
29 October 2008
OPAP plans to fight StanleyBet’s Greek expansion, GIG delivers in-run wagering to Italy, and is I-gaming on U.S. voters’ minds?»
888 Forecasts Lowered amid Share-Value Decline
29 October 2008
Since Oct. 20, shares in 888 Holdings have taken a significant downward turn relative to those of the company's listed peers. One City analyst today posited that 888's traffic levels are adequate, but customers are wagering at levels lower than anticipated.»
International Casino Conference Speaker Lineup Announced
28 October 2008
Clarion Gaming and the European Casino Association have announced its speaker lineup for the International Casino Conference, which takes place Jan. 26 at Earls Court in London.»
Obama's Face Appears on Colombian Lotto Tickets
28 October 2008
According to Agence France-Presse, the face of Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama has appeared on 700,000 lottery tickets in Mesa, Colombia.»
Planned Singapore Casinos Bring Jobs
28 October 2008
Two casinos opening in Singapore by early 2010 are set to create 20,000 area jobs reports The Star, a Malaysian English-language newspaper.»
GLI Plans to Expand Lab in Asia
28 October 2008
Gaming Laboratories International announced yesterday plans to expand its lab in Macau.»
Sky Bet Sponsors Sports Journalists' Association
28 October 2008
Sky Bet, the sports-betting arm of the British Sky Broadcasting Group, has signed a two-year deal to be the principal sponsor of the Sports Journalists’ Association.»
Camelot Increases Ticket Sales by £181 Million
28 October 2008
Last week Camelot Group revealed that National Lottery ticket sales were up by £181 million in its half-year results that ended Sept. 27. The 7.6 percent boost brought total sales to £2.6 billion.»
Mobile Ad Network Sees Growth Amid Downturn
28 October 2008
Adultmoda, a mobile Internet ad network that targets consumers over 18, has announced that despite the economic slowdown, it has seen steady growth.»
Nambling Notes | 28 October 2008
28 October 2008
Sky Bet sponsors Sports Journalists’ Association, Camelot increases lotto sales by £181 million, and a mobile ad network sees growth amid the economic downturn.»
France's Controlled Opening Inches toward Realization
28 October 2008
As lobbyists, gambling industry execs and parliamentarians gathered in Paris last week to discuss the liberalization of the French Internet gambling market, the country's budget ministry announced draft reform legislation is still expected before yearend but observers are not hopeful that licenses will be issued before 2010.»
German Legal Situation 'Ludicrous,' Bayern Chief Says
28 October 2008
As rumors of a 1.5 million euro shirt sponsorship between Unibet and Valencia C.F. swirl in the Spanish media, Bwin Interactive Entertainment A.G. has again thrown its hat into the thorny sponsorship ring of Germany.»
Nambling Notes | 27 October 2008
27 October 2008
U.K spread betting is on the rise, Australian web filtration legislation could block overseas online casinos, the U.S. Government says states can't privatize lotteries and more.»
Morning Brief | Recession Touching Poker Industry
27 October 2008
For many of us, the financial climate of late has been unsettling. But as certain members of the gambling industry adopt "recession-resilient" as their new mantra, poker, we think, is among the first I-gaming industry sectors feeling the pinch.»
Fleet Street Faces Closure on 'Chaotic Economy'
27 October 2008
Fleet Street Games, a subscription-based online poker site, will close on Oct. 31 after the nascent company revealed a "chaotic economy" had adversely affected its business.»
Bermuda Government to Review Gambling Laws
27 October 2008
Government officials in Bermuda have confirmed that they could change gambling laws on the island, which might allow a national lottery and hotel casinos, according to the Bermuda Sun.»
Gamestec Hires New Business Development Director
27 October 2008
Gamestec, Danoptra Holdings' gaming machine operator, has appointed Peter Davies as business development director.»
U.S. Government Says States Can't Privatize Lotteries
27 October 2008
Reuters reports that the United States Department of Justice said that federal law will keep states from privatizing lotteries.»
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