Europe News - Page 43

The Treasury's decision to halve the rate of GPT to 10% is having a direct and significant impact on levels of capital investment at Europe's biggest bingo club.

Experienced Business Development Director hired and will be based in new hub.

The casino is the second in Portugal to award the distinction to JCM in less than a month.

The historic 100th EPT kicks off mid-August and numbers already look set to beat last year’s EPT Barcelona Poker Festival record of 378 qualifiers.

The Russian government is analysing the prospects of legalizing online poker.

Norwegian gambler won $2,850 on Suarez's bite.

British government face legal challenge to new changes to gambling laws.

Under the contract extension Pollard Banknote remains the Lottery's exclusive supplier of instant scratch tickets and related services.

Two horses sustain fractures at Ascot during day one races and have to be put down.

Portugal very likely to regulate online poker in July, bringing the country in line with other European counterparts who have regulated it.

World Cup should provide bounty for UK betting and gambling companies as punters wage their bets.

Joining forces with the national Estrellas Poker Tour once again, the festival will feature a total of 43 events from August 16 to 27, 2014.

Empire Global Corp. enters into a Material Definitive Agreement to acquire Multigioco Srl., a licensed gaming operator based in Rome, Italy.

Greek Cyprus hoping to issue its first casino licence in 2015.

In April, a month after Russia forcibly annexed the Black Sea peninsula away from Ukraine, President Valdimir Putin said he wants to turn the territory into his own version of Las Vegas.

Putin proposes bill to establish fifth gambling zone in Crimea.

Russia could be contemplating a gambling zone in Crimea according to Bloomberg.

Casino Kursaal, located in San Sebastian, Spain, has used JCM’s award-winning WBA and UBA bill validators in the past, along with other competitors’ products.

British Budget brings welcome tax reduction news to bingo halls.

A total of four jockeys were injured in falls at this year's Cheltenham festival, with Ruby Walsh sustaining a compound arm fracture.