5349 stories by Casino.org Staff Writer
French Online Poker Market Continues to Decline
France's online poker market is still moving in a distinctly downward trajectory, according to its online gaming regulator ARJEL, continuing a negative trend that began in 2011, just after the country opted to regulate and ring-fence the market. In the first quarter...
Dutch Authorities Shut Down Blue Gem Gaming
Questionable goings on in the Low Countries this week, as the Blue Gem Gaming website flat-lined while its third-party gaming software disappeared from its clients' casinos, all of which points to a crackdown by the Dutch authorities. Blue Gem took over some...
Delaware Posts Strongest Online Gambling Revenues Yet
The raw numbers for Delaware's online gambling industry will never look impressive when compared to New Jersey's. Delaware is a far smaller state, after all, and can't benefit from the same kind of gambling heritage that Atlantic City boasts. But that doesn't...
Caesars Launches Neteller Services for Online Gambling Sites
One of the biggest limiting factors for regulated Internet gambling in the United States has been payment processing. While the sites licensed in Nevada, New Jersey and Delaware are entirely legal for any financial institution to deal with, many banks have still...
Scientists Find Area of the Brain Linked to Gambler’s Fallacy
One of the great things about being human is having a brain that's magnificent at finding patterns. This helps us hundreds of times every day, but it can also be a curse: we're also very good at finding patterns that don't exist...
Illinois Rep Bob Rita OffersTwo Plans for Chicago Casino Expansion
It's not hard to imagine just how lucrative a massive casino placed in Chicago could become. It's been a dream of many for years now, though never one that has come anywhere near fruition. Now, one lawmaker has put two proposals for...
Authorities Find Resolution in Borgata Cheating Fiasco
The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) has reached a resolution regarding the Borgata Winter Poker Open counterfeit chips fiasco at last. The tournament was suspended on January 18th, and subsequently cancelled, following the revelation that the fake poker chips had...
Steady Growth Continues for New Jersey Online Gambling
Atlantic City casinos aren't exactly breaking the bank yet when it comes to regulated online gambling in New Jersey. But every month has been an improvement over the one before it, and March once again saw steady and solid growth for the...
Casinos Weigh Compliance vs. Customer Service in FinCEN Crackdown
US casinos are balking at the news that they could soon be required to divulge the sources of their high-rollers' gambling bankrolls. The Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) is expected to announce that American casinos will soon be brought in...
Sportsradar Urges Sports Federations to Combat Match-Fixing
In response to match-fixing scandals that have rocked the world of sport recently - notably soccer and cricket - sports data provider Sportradar has published a detailed and comprehensive paper which looks at in-depth causes of - and solutions to - the...
