Europe News - Page 62

Bally Technologies will provide more than 5,000 gaming devices and systems to Italy's video lottery program.

Jersey wants to be included on the UK White List as a "safe gambling jurisdiction."

Betfred successfully acquires Tote, racing to benefit over 7 years.

Tennis Integrity Unit find Daniel Köllerer guilty and ban player for life over match fixing allegations.

Rob Angood outlasted a field of 243 players to win £40,420 after taking down the PKR Live VI Main Event in London.

Online gambling provider 888 will be able to offers its gaming products to customers and partners in the Italian market.

The program is offering affiliates an immediate deal of up to 40 percent revenue share upon sign-up.

No charges to be laid in 2008 championship match probe.

For the next two years, Juha Helppi will be RAY's front man and will also carry RAY's colors when he takes part in poker tournaments all over the world.

FIFA donates grant to 10 year INTERPOL program aimed at anti-corruption.

The 2011 World Series of Poker Europe will feature seven bracelet tournaments and will begin in France in October.

Fifty years after legalisation, the UK's betting shops are attracting a new type of customer.

Sale of domain name gambling.com sees $1.8 million "paper loss" for Media Corporation who owned it.

Betting shops celebrate 50 years in England, but whether they'll last another fifty remains to be seen.

EPT Grand Final Madrid will be broadcast on PokerStars.tv with players' hole cards shown live to the audiences at home.

Strategic move by Elray Gaming to expand gaming operations with possible entry into other EU member states.

Civil lawsuit before Spanish courts as Codere challenge bwin and Real Madrid over unfair competition.

Newly merged Bwin.party shares fell 16 percent on Monday's news of Germany's proposed betting tax.

Greece to revisit planned liberalizing of gambling laws, after politicians raise concern that full deregulation goes too far.

Germany's state monopoly on sports betting is to be relaxed, but with strict restrictions in place.