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YouTube to allow gambling advertisements

22 June 2010
YouTube will allow "licensed entities located in England, Scotland, Wales, Italy, France or Spain" to run online gambling advertisements on YouTube videos, according to new ad guidelines posted to its site. The content on the popular video sharing Web site will only be accessible once a viewer has verified they are at least 18-years-old, reports New Media Age. ... (read more)
 

California Indian tribe rejects online gaming legislation

22 June 2010
The Morongo Band of Mission Indians, who have been outspoken in their support of online poker legislation in California, surprisingly rejected a proposal by state Sen. Roderick Wright that would legalize the practice in the state, according to the Desert Sun. The Morongo signed a letter drafted by the ... (read more)
 

France issues 17 online gambling licenses

9 June 2010
After months of anticipation and speculation, the French government issued 17 online gambling licenses to 11 different operators Tuesday. The companies will be allowed to conduct online betting on sports, horse racing and poker. According to Reuters, the companies are Everest Gaming, Beturf, ... (read more)
 

Garber touches on central themes at GIGSE

12 May 2010
MONTREAL -- This year's Global iGaming Summit and Expo (GIGSE) is focusing on how, when and where brick-and-mortar casinos should enter the online gaming market. And Wednesday's keynote address came from one of the few people in the gaming industry that knows exactly what that takes -- Harrah's Interactive Entertainment CEO Mitch Garber. ... (read more)
 

Social media a major theme at GIGSE

11 May 2010
MONTREAL -- If there's a lesson to learn from the Global iGaming Summit & Expo in Montreal, it's this: The online gaming market is enormous, and it's extremely competitive. That was evident during a presentation made by GPWA Executive Director Michael Corfman, who spoke during the afternoon session of the conference. ... (read more)
 

Report says Harrah's attempting to sell Rio

26 April 2010
Harrah's Entertainment is attempting to sell the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, according to a report from Bloomberg. The report says the value of the off-Strip property is around $500 million. The news of the potential sale comes two months after Harrah's acquisition of Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino was approved by Nevada regulators. ... (read more)
 

NAPT Mohegan Sun Main Event Day 4 notebook

11 April 2010
UNCASVILLE, Connecticut -- As the field continued to wind its way down to the final eight, only two tables were being used, and players at both tables began to show interest at the goings on at the opposing table. Cliff "JohnnyBax" Josephy was was often seen checking out the action when he was out of a ... (read more)
 

Selbst in familiar position after Day 4

11 April 2010
UNCASVILLE, Connecticut -- Vanessa Selbst is in a familiar position heading into the final table at the PokerStars.net North American Poker Tour Mohegan Sun Main Event. For the third day in a row, the Yale Law School student ended play in the top three in chips. And for much of Day 4, she had a ... (read more)
 

Old guard a force at NAPT Mohegan Sun

11 April 2010
UNCASVILLE, Connecticut -- In a tournament sponsored by an online poker room, and in a field that was filled with baby-faced youngsters, it was ironic that three of the top five finishers in the PokerStars.net North American Poker Tour Mohegan Sun Main Event were in their teens and twenties before the ... (read more)
 

NAPT Mohegan Sun Day 3 notebook

10 April 2010
UNCASVILLE, Connecticut -- The most lively table Friday might have been table one, which stayed remarkably intact, even as players from other tables busted out left and right. Much of the liveliness came from Alex Keating, who seemed to be talking a mile a minute, pontificating on topics ... (read more)

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