Posts Tagged France
December 2, 2011
England's group for Euro 2012 will be a challenging one
December 2, 2011
Ladbrokes has completed financing its debt; Sportingbet sees three depart; Betclic Everest has France to blame for falling fortunes
November 26, 2011
Poker gaming industry: Tatjana Pasalic brings the highlights of World Series of Poker Europe 2011 in Cannes, France from October 7-20, 2011.
November 4, 2011
Sports betting declines have given rise to fears unregulated operators will rise
October 20, 2011
Review of the Bullet Business webinar on Europe
October 12, 2011
Poker Channel increases distribution in France; IGT patent victory over Bally upheld; Bwin.party wins typosquatting claim;
August 5, 2011
FremantleMedia has appointed a new president to oversee their French operations
August 3, 2011
Senior Greek ministers reportedly recalled to debate the country's draft gaming law; French court rules that poker is game of skill
July 29, 2011
FDJ has signed a deal with Watch&Bet to provide more live streaming as Microgaming launches four new games
July 29, 2011
Bwin.fr and SAjOO.fr have merged in France; Casino770 has launched a new site for Belgian customers
July 25, 2011
French operator 200% Poker shuts down; Miha Travnik wins World Poker Tour Slovenia stop; researchers find making poker face is hard to do
July 22, 2011
Sportech has reduced its bank debt by 10%; French sports betting down by more than a third
July 4, 2011
Denmark has signed an agreement with the Alderney Gambling Control Commission (GSCC); Bwin.fr and Sajoo.fr may become one; Zeturf makes response
June 28, 2011
France and Italy have signed a Memorandum of Understanding as SNAI acquires Cogetech
June 24, 2011
Rank accepted an offer from Guoco that significantly undervalues the company as PMU begins separating its business
June 6, 2011
France has always been the dial-up version when it comes to getting up to speed on internet regulation.
June 6, 2011
France has banned radio stations referring to Facebook and Twitter by name; Xenophon warns government not to underestimate Wilkie
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