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Bradley Vallerius Gaming Guru - Page 24  The European Commission's I-Gaming Initiative5 February 2004
The European Commission plans to review the need for a new set of laws to govern remote gambling services across all of its states by at least 2010. The process of forming the legislation will begin soon with a 12- to 18-month study gambling in all of the member states, and several betting organizations are ... (read more)
Missouri Gaming Commission Battles Licensee over Skill Games Web Site4 February 2004
The Missouri Gaming Commission is attempting to cancel the temporary supplier's license of slot machines manufacturer Sierra Design Group over allegations that a subsidiary of Sierra offered illegal online gaming services to residents of Missouri.
The Nevada-based company is battling the commission in ... (read more)
Federal Justice Department Advises US Virgin Islands Not to Host I-Gaming Services31 January 2004
The U.S. Virgin Islands wants to regulate Internet gambling, and the territory's justice department believes it can do so without violating federal U.S. laws, but the U.S. Department of Justice indicated in a letter dated Jan. 2 that it disagrees.
". . . We believe that the acceptance of ... (read more)
Super Bowl XXXVIII - More Betting, More Variety, More Attacks29 January 2004
Online sports books that service North America are expecting Super Bowl Sunday to bring them more wagers than any other event in history. This year they're offering bettors more options than ever and guaranteeing flawless service, even with the threat of hack attacks at an all-time high.
Gambling ... (read more)
Ambitions to Harmonize26 January 2004
A new organization of European online sports betting companies is forming with the goals of promoting equal rights in the industry by offering its voice to the European regulatory authorities who are beginning the process of forming a single set of rules to govern I-gaming across all the European ... (read more)
I-Gaming Dispute Part of a Much Bigger Picture in Korea22 January 2004
Interactive gaming lies at the heart of a conflict between North and South Korea after the South Korean government has reprimanded one of its own software companies for engaging in a joint online gambling venture with a company from the North.
In March of 2002, South Korea's Unification Ministry-- the ... (read more)
McIntosh, ABB at Odds over Betting Exchange Issue21 January 2004
UK Gambling Minister Lord McIntosh on Monday delivered a discouraging verbal blow to the Association of British Bookmakers (ABB) in its quest to dismantle the current operating model of betting exchanges. But Yesterday the bookmakers, in conjunction with the British Horseracing Board (BHB) and other key ... (read more)
Super Sunday: Panthers... Patriots... Poker20 January 2004
Are you trying to host the coolest Super Bowl party this year? Maybe you should consider showing your guests some of the programming a pair of poker companies has lined up.
Invite your guests over early for some wings and beer, and maybe think about skipping CBS's pre-game show. From 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. ... (read more)
UK Bookmakers, Jockey Club Consider MOU15 January 2004
Traditional bookmakers in the United Kingdom are negotiating with the U.K. Jockey Club to establish a memorandum of understanding that would allow the Jockey Club's security department to access bettor records when a breach of racing rules is suspected.
Individual bookmakers and spokespersons for the ... (read more)
Ninemsn Moves Aussie Cricket Site Overseas17 December 2003
Baggy Green, the official Web site for Australian cricket, has moved its Internet server from Australia to the United Kingdom. Spokespersons for the group claim they made the move to give users faster downloads and better performance, but The Australian revealed Monday that the Australian Federal Police ... (read more)
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