Category: Online Gambling Stories
Heading to Lisbon for SiGMA? Join us!
There can be no doubt that as Malta continues to position itself as a haven for the gambling industry, SiGMA has found its niche within a booming economy. While all roads still lead to the Summit in November, we organize a number of satellite events throughout the year. We’ve been touring the world since 2017, taking in locations including Tallinn, Kyiv, Bucharest, Buenos Aires, Hong Kong, Manila, Stockholm, Tel Aviv, and New York. With no-expense-spared, these lavish events offer a plethora of premier opportunities to network – we’ve got you covered when it comes to meeting the right people in…
Pennsylvania Online Poker Launch Date
PokerStars will become the first web poker site in the Keystone State, as Pennsylvania online poker kicks off November 4th… although it will only be a test launch. Still, the wait is over and the games are about to begin! At a recent meeting of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board a spokesperson confirmed that they have staff “…prepared to initiate and oversee a test launch this Monday… it would include the testing of a poker game”. This means that Pennsylvania online poker will not yet be available for everyone… just that they are testing the software and preparing to go…
Facebook Ads Brainwashing Online Gambling Players?
Social media giant Facebook is considering legal action against a U.K.-based startup that provides targeted online gambling social media advertising. The Spinner had claimed that it was able to use Facebook (and other social media sites) to help gambling companies manipulate players into dropping more cash at online casinos. In the past, The Spinner has offered its help to people who’ve wanted to “brainwash” their wives into having sex more regularly with them, or who’ve wanted to convince relatives to quit smoking, for instance. They’ve done this by sending cookies to the targeted individuals, which when downloaded by said individual…
Judge Allows D.C. Sports Betting
A Superior Court judge has denied a request for an injunction that would have blocked a no-bid contract for Intralot to manage D.C. sports betting. The decision allows the District to move ahead with the contract, although the underlying lawsuit is still pending. The District’s contract with Intralot had been on hold for several weeks while both sides made legal arguments. The lawsuit filed by Dylan Carragher, a D.C. resident and the founder of a sports-betting technology business, argued that the $215 million contract over five years with Intralot violated federal law because District officials awarded it without competitive bidding….
Google Allows Some Gambling Ads in America
Google has updated its gambling and games policy, authorizing some gambling ads in America. States where sports betting services will be allowed to advertise include Rhode Island, Montana, Indiana, Iowa and Pennsylvania. Those five states now join Nevada, New Jersey and West Virginia in Google’s “limited beta” program for gambling ads in America, which was launched in June as the company tries to keep pace with the expansion of legal sports betting. The limited beta program will permit operators to promote their services via Google Display Network, Google Ads, AdMob and YouTube but would be restricted in promoting online sports…
New Virtual Casinos
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