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We close out 2016 with stories involving gambling bribes in the U.S., takeover rumors from the U.K., internet blocking out of Canada and more gambling trouble down in Australia.

Developments for the company included the approval and deployment of virtual sports in Nevada, a contract with OPAP for 4,500 venues and high-profile brand partnerships.

The constant flow of crap and cash continues as Sheldon Adelson seeks to take advantage of the victory by Donald Trump in the U.S. to perpetuate his RAWA agenda. This time he has some fresh help. Also, online gambling news from the U.K. and Holland.

In addition to English, the online casino is now offering versions of the site in both Russian and Swedish.

Online gambling markets in 100 countries around the world have lost the services of payment processors NETELLER and Skrill. Plus, several stories are developing in Australia.

Collaborating with Carm Productions and The Jockey Club, the virtual sports provider will produce the first ever Virtual Grand National.

The 12-day Prague poker event will feature a record 100 tournaments and other activities from 8-19 December 2016.

Celebrity bodybuilder Robert Burneika will help create awareness and acquire new players in the Polish market while representing the casino brand.

The Swedish slots provider was listed among the top 50 technology companies in the country.

Inspired's Open Gaming API technology is bringing NetEnt games to more than 10,000 SBG terminals.

Last month saw the 24th anniversary of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protecting Act -- not exactly a cause for celebration. Casino City lists the top ten reasons to overturn the ban, as suggested by the American Gaming Association.

The casino's first-ever television advertisement, which will play across U.K. digital stations, features high-quality graphics and reflects the casino's look and feel.

Codeta has entered Germany, Austria and Switzerland, bringing high-quality live table games from the likes of NetEnt, Evolution Gaming and Authentic Gaming.

The white label multi-channel provider has received a Class 1 license on 4 license and will be rolling out its partner sites, starting with LuckyCasino.

The biggest poker tournament held on the isle of Malta featured an impressive prize pool thanks to a total of 1,813 entries, the most ever in the event's five-year history.

This week in gambling, the election of Donald Trump to the U.S. Presidency was unexpected and controversial. It also cost U.K. bookmakers millions of pounds.

The thirteenth season of the World Series of Poker Circuit has announced six extra stops, from Australia to Belgium, that have been added to its schedule.

This week, J. Todd takes a look at President-elect Donald Trump and what he could mean for the industry. Plus, stories from Pennsylvania and the U.K.

PlayCherry, a subsidiary of Cherry iGaming, has received a local license from the U.K Gambling Commission and will offer its products to the U.K. market.

Under the terms of the deal, NetEnt's games will be distributed in Paddy Power's land-based gaming machines in the U.K.