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30 November 2016, Wednesday |
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PH DOJ reject bribes to release Chinese online gambling staff
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| Russian online bookies deny claims of customer data hacks |
Steven Stradbrooke |
| Russian online bookmakers Marathon and Liga Stavok deny that their customer data was hacked and put up for auction on a public website. |
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Lawmakers reopening debate to legalize casinos in Japan |
Jasmine Solana |
| The ball is finally rolling on Japan’s long-drawn-out bill to legalize casinos. |
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| Amax rakes in US$219k from online gambling biz |
Leonard Postrado |
| Amax International Holdings Ltd cashed in some HKD1.71 million (US$219,000) from its “interactive gaming†in Vanuatu from July to September 2016 period. |
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Graham Weir on responsible gambling |
| Graham Weir of Ladbrokes tells us how gambling operators may help prevent players from becoming problem gamblers. |
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| Press Release |
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Casual Connect Europe 2017 in Berlin: First insights |
| Over 2000 professionals from all parts of the gaming industry, including 170 high-class speakers will gather at the new location, the Station Berlin. |
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