Join us on a trip down memory lane to revisit the most read business stories of 2019.
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The Story
As we approach the end of a year and the start of a new decade, it is a good time to retrospect and take a look back at the top stories that made 2019 one for the books. Read on to learn more about the five business stories that got the most attention from you, our readers.
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CEO and founder of Colossus Bets, Bernard Marantelli, talks about the big new wave in wagering – having the option of taking fast money instead of risking everything on a jackpot.
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In Australia, the war on cash continues to be a hot talking point, and a controversial bill seeking to ban cash payments of over A$10,000 (US$6,900) was discussed in the Senate recently. Whilst there is still debate and uncertainty about how to handle the traceability of cash, what is most surprising is that the use of cryptocurrencies is still seen as a less viable alternative by government officials and regulators.
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BetConstruct continues to provide its partners with new and efficient ways to engage more players and increase revenue streams as it announced that the company’s poker network is holding a €100,000 guaranteed prize pool tournament for the Main event. The grand tournament will take place on the 29th of December at 21:00, and players can register by winning a seat the satellite or making direct buy-in for €110.
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Congratulations to sports betting company William Hill U.S., who has taken over as Circus Circus’ sportsbook operator effective immediately. This development comes after Phil Ruffin officially acquired the property from MGM Resorts International for $825M.
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