British Payment Processor Entering US Market - 11/02/2010 8:02

Anticipating the passage of federal legislation to regulate online gambling, U.K.-based UC Group Ltd., an advocate for regulating Internet gambling in the U.S. and a leading provider of online payment processing services announced today the launch of its U.S. subsidiary, SecureTrading Inc., to allow licensed companies to serve the U.S.... view more>>

eCOGRA to Test Compliance of Kahnawake Gaming Commission Licensees - 26/01/2010 10:01

In a drive to help its licensees meet high international standards of fairness, player protection, operational conduct and responsible gambling, the Kahnawake Gaming Commission (“KGC”) has launched a new compliance program that will involve the third party inspection and ongoing monitoring of up to fifty-five online gambling operators licensed by... view more>>

Ladbrokes Incorporates Live Streaming and Focuses on In Play Betting - 16/01/2010 7:01

Ladbrokes has launched a new version of its online sportsbook and plans to live stream over 30,000 sporting events on the site during 2010.

The new site focuses heavily on betting in play with a dedicated module on the home page featuring current betting events. Events include: top flight... view more>>

Interesting Article for NBA Fans - 02/01/2010 12:01

Ian Thomsen from Sports Illustrated has recently conducted an interesting interview with NBA Commissioner David Stern.

Sports fans and especially NBA enthusiasts will find the interview very worthy of a read.

Interesting topics:

1) David Stern expresses a vague openness to legalized sports gambling.

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Former BetOnSports CEO David Carruthers Rescinds Guilty Plea - 01/10/2009 9:10

The British online gambling executive David Carruthers, who has spent three years under house arrest in Missouri, has withdrawn his "guilty" plea just days before he was due to be sentenced by a US court on racketeering charges for breaching America's sweeping restrictions on internet gaming.

Carruthers was chief... view more>>