New investigation into allegedly fixed 2011 World Cup Cricket Final
A nine year old scandal will get a fresh look, as continuing allegations of match fixing has Sri Lankan authorities wanting to get to the bottom of the story.
A nine year old scandal will get a fresh look, as continuing allegations of match fixing has Sri Lankan authorities wanting to get to the bottom of the story.
Cricket is a product that, in many ways, is too hot for bookies to touch. Sri Lanka took a huge step towards changing that.
Eight police officers in Sri Lanka have been caught providing assistance to prisoners arrested for illegal gambling and will now pay for their actions.
The government of Sri Lanka has been slightly backtracking on the entrance fee which will only apply to locals in a bid to stop them from gambling.
The government of Sri Lanka introduces gambling turnover tax and raises casino license fees. Additionally casino entry of $50 per person will be collected.
Talk about nipping the idea in the bud. For a nation seeking investments to bolster its economy.
Sri Lankan test cricket is in the spotlight amid an alleged attempt to fix a test against the West Indies.
Sri Lanka's finance minister says new casino taxes are way of "snubbing" the industry and some venues believe they won't last much longer.
Sri Lanka government's 2016 budget proposal will scrap $100 casino entry fee while doubling annual casino license fees and increasing taxes.
Cambodia is expected to approve a new casino bill by the end of 2015; Sri Lanka has issued an amendment to its Betting and Gaming Levy Act.