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Malta is renowned for its established commercial infrastructure which enables businesses to build and expand its offering through employment and third-party relationships.

The sporting giants had 20 minutes to put their poker skills to the test, and after some intense action, it was Rafa Nadal who racked up the most amount of chips to take away $50,000 for The Rafa Nadal Foundation.

The action gets underway on Tuesday evening as Scotland and England reignite the oldest rivalry in world Soccer.

The program for the iGaming subsidiary of Malta’s largest land-based casino will be managed using Income Access software.

bet365 is the number-one place for all your Horse Racing and betting and also all your Tennis betting.

There will be 228 tournament staff working at the event (a PokerStars live event record), more than 140 poker tables and EPT-run cash games operating around the clock.

Gamblit Gaming has received approval from the United Kingdom Gambling Commission for its Continuation Remote Operating License.

The continuation license for PokerStars and Full Tilt was awarded by the UK Gambling Commission in recognition of the existing licenses held in the Isle of Man.

The sportsbook is sponsors a meeting at Kempton Park.

Titanbet UK has signed former Liverpool and England star John Barnes as a brand ambassador for their new U.K.-facing sportsbook.

The EU Commission will sue Sweden for maintaining a gambling monopoly which contravenes EU regulations on the "free movement of services".

The Betting Amendment Bill is expected to be introduced by Finance Minister Michael Noonan shortly in Ireland.

The sportsbook will sponsor Britain’s favorite betting column.

A new bill will see gambling machines banned from pubs and petrol stations.

Joining forces with the regional Italian Poker Tour (IPT), the 11-day EPT Malta poker festival will take place in the popular tourist resort of St Julian’s and will feature 40-45 events.

A survey of 2,000 gamblers has found that British casino game players as a group are no less healthy than the rest of the population, with the same average Body Mass Index as the national average.

Irregular betting patterns were detected in a recent snooker match that will now be subject to an investigation.

The Court found that the land-based applicants are not individually affected by the tax regime.

The UK Gambling (Licensing and Advertising) Act 2014 is facing a high court challenge from Gibraltar, which has delayed its implementation.

British bookmakers have agreed to cease pre-9pm TV ads which offer free money for sign up offers.