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Cyprus Prepares for Interactive Gambling

20 September 2004
The Republic of Cyprus, which was welcomed into the European Union in May 2004, will soon adopt new regulations for both traditional and online gambling. The first drafts of new gambling laws have been prepared by a team led by Paddy Whur of the Nottingham-based law firm Poppleston Allen, and the main ... (read more)
 

New Leadership and a New Plan for Betcorp, WWTS

14 September 2004
Australian-listed Betcorp broke a week of silence on Friday by announcing its appointment of a new chairman and two new board directors. The company also revealed that it will close its head office in Sydney, sell its Darwin-based Sportsbet subsidiary to its management and relocate to Antigua to concentrate on its core business, World Wide Telesports (WWTS). ... (read more)
 

England's 'Chariotlottery' Rolls into Town

12 September 2004
A group of British entrepreneurs are preparing to launch an Internet lottery offering better odds than what's offered by the U.K. National Lottery. The new lottery, called "Chariotlottery," will also allow players to choose which charity their purchases will benefit. Thirty percent of each purchase will ... (read more)
 

Betfair Aids in Major Race-Fixing Bust

1 September 2004
A British police investigation into race fixing culminated today with the arrests of 16 individuals, including a trainer, six-time champion jockey Kieren Fallon and two other jockeys. Betfair, the U.K.-base betting exchange, played an instrumental role in the investigation. ". . . Now that it ... (read more)
 

Expansion in Israe

26 August 2004
The Israeli Sports Betting Board (ISBB) has made its services available through the Internet, and mobile and iTV wagering could soon follow. Another group based in the country has been taking bets online since March. Yes, the age of interactive betting has arrived in Israel. The ISBB's site, Toto.org.il, ... (read more)
 

Hockey Star's Name Comes up in National Sports Consultants Investigation

17 August 2004
Investigators have revealed that Jeremy Roenick, the star center for the Philadelphia Flyers National Hockey League club, was a client of National Sports Consultants, a Fort Meyers, Florida-based sports handicapping service charged in April with operating an illegal gambling service. Because there's no ... (read more)
 

England's 'Gambling Alliance'

13 August 2004
As the U.K. government proceeds with plans to modernize gambling regulations, three of the country's leading service providers to the gambling industry have teamed up to create "Gambling Alliance," a one-stop shop servicing companies entering British gaming markets. The partnership is made up of ... (read more)
 

Media Firm Challenges DOJ Ad Policy

9 August 2004
An American media company has raised a formal challenge to the legality of the U.S. Justice Department's attempt to suppress advertising for Internet gambling services. Casino City, Inc., a Louisiana-based company that provides a directory of both Internet and land-based casinos as well as several other informational services on its web-sites, has filed a complaint in the U.S. ... (read more)
 

Online Lottery for Atlantic Canadians Almost Ready For Launch

29 July 2004
In early August the Atlantic Lottery Corporation plans to launch PlaySphere, a website that will allow Atlantic Canadians of legal age to purchase via the Internet tickets for already existing lottery games. The company says it has devoted more than five years of research and development to create the site, ... (read more)
 

Ashcroft Responds to I-Gaming Freedom of Speech Complaint

26 July 2004
Lawyers for Attorney General John Ashcroft have filed a motion to have a case challenging that the Wire Act violates constitutional freedom of speech dismissed. The case was filed Dec. 22, 2003 in the U.S. Disctrict Court of Arizona by Michael Rossides, who maintains the Web site www.betpress.com. ... (read more)

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Bradley Vallerius
Bradley P. Vallerius, JD manages For the Bettor Good, a comprehensive resource for information related to Internet gaming policy in the U.S. federal and state governments. For the Bettor Good provides official government documents, jurisdiction updates, policy analysis, and many other helpful research materials.

Bradley has been researching and writing about the business and law of internet gaming since 2003. His work has covered all aspects of the industry, including technology, finance, advertising, taxation, poker, betting exchanges, and laws and regulations around the world.

Bradley Vallerius Websites:

www.FortheBettorGood.com
Bradley Vallerius
Bradley P. Vallerius, JD manages For the Bettor Good, a comprehensive resource for information related to Internet gaming policy in the U.S. federal and state governments. For the Bettor Good provides official government documents, jurisdiction updates, policy analysis, and many other helpful research materials.

Bradley has been researching and writing about the business and law of internet gaming since 2003. His work has covered all aspects of the industry, including technology, finance, advertising, taxation, poker, betting exchanges, and laws and regulations around the world.

Bradley Vallerius Websites:

www.FortheBettorGood.com