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Gambling website violates state law, court rules
Gambling website violates state law, court rules
Gambling Sites Lead Top Gains in July
Online gambling sites have led the way in July, ranking high against other websites for highest gains in US web traffic for the month. The data, from comScore Media Metrix service, found that online gambling sites recorded a total of 13.4 million unique visitors in July, up 11 percent from the total for June.
Gambling, Fight & Shooting In Kalamazoo Early Saturday
20-Year-Old Kalamazoo Gunshot Victim & Crowd In 1300 Block Of Sherwood Are Both Uncooperative With Police People gambling led to a fight and a gunshot wound early Saturday in Kalamazoo.
Mobile gambling to exceed $48-billion by 2015
ENGLAND -- Mobile gambling (gambling from mobile devices) could exceed $48-billion by 2015 a Juniper Research report published today in England suggests, The Canadian Press reported.
Why gambling, betting should be legalised in India
If the gambling is legalised in a controlled manner in India, thousands of crores (billions) of rupees in black money involved in the illegal gambling activity currently could be made available to the legal economy.
US Gambling Operators Interest in Playtech
The CEO of Playtech , one of the world's leading gambling software providers, has said in an interview that his company is receiving increasing interest from gambling operators in the United States as the country heads toward online gambling regulation.
Mobile gambling to surpass $48 billion by 2015, report says
A new report published today by Juniper Research has found that a combination of mobile casino, lottery and betting service launches in major emerging markets led by China allied to liberalization of remote gambling legislation across the US and Europe will see the scale of annual wagers on mobile gambling exceed $48 billion by 2015.
Gambling conference moving Vegas venues in 2011
The gambling industry's marquee conference is moving to the Sands Expo and Convention Center in 2011. American Gaming Association President Frank Fahrenkopf said Tuesday the three-year deal also shifts the Global Gaming Expo from November to early October.
Gambling reform could cost jobs- NSW
Kristina Keneally says her government has some concerns over gambling reforms.
Gambling reform could cost jobs
Premier Keneally says she still has concerns about how gambling reforms will effect employment for clubs.
