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Why aren’t religious nutters outraged about iTunes money laundering?
Arrests are made in London after police crack a money laundering scheme that used iTunes purchases as a conduit to facilitate the crimes.
Netherlands to emulate French protectionist approach to poker?
The government-sponsored Commission Jansen suggests Dutch authorities mimic French protectionist approach to liberalizing online poker.
Bodog makes first move into offline betting
The Bodog Brand makes its first foray into the realm of offline betting with the launch of betting booths at Craven Cottage, home of Fulham FC.
Is the NHL looking to adopt a 3-on-3 overtime format?
Rumors fly that the NHL is considering switching to a 3-on-3 overtime format in lieu of a shootout, in the event that 4-on-4 solves nothing.
Would Dostoyevsky have gambled online in Ontario?
A Brock University professor poses the question: would novelist (and gambler) Feodor Dostoyevsky have written his famous works if he'd gambled online?
French gaming protectionism means higher taxes, fewer options, crap odds
While French gaming regulator ARJEL celebrates its new protectionist market, French punters endure decreased options, worse odds and higher taxes.
US market wannabes need pixie dust to make merger magic happen
Reuters examines the merger mania gripping online gaming companies and concludes that much depends on elements beyond these companies' control.
Has PokerStars discovered a new revenue model to combat the global poker slump?
Has an entrepreneurial PokerStars employee figured out a revolutionary new revenue model to help offset the effects of the online poker decline?
