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he Right2Bet blog is focusing this week on the development in the courtroom battle between the Dutch government and both Ladbrokes and Betfair.

Tucked between the Mediterranean Sea and the imposing Southern Alps, Palais Stéphanie reopens following the most extensive renovation of any hotel in Cannes in decades...

A French court ruled that a disputed slot machine jackpot should be shared between both parties.

Irregular betting patterns have prompted UEFA to suspend a Bulgarian referee.

After finishing a multi-million pound development, the English racecourse now hosts some of the most celebrated fixtures in British racing history ...

Dutch political parties are calling for the privatization of state-owned Holland Casino.

Planning permission granted for private members gaming club in Waterford.

Plans unveiled Monday for a new €430 million ski, casino and all-weather tourism complex in Ireland.

Forty-two female poker playing seniors busted in a gambling den in Limassol, Cyprus.

The British government has proposed a plan that would see bookmakers paying into a fund that would be reinvested in sport.

A match-fixing expert has warned UEFA not to be complacent about match fixing.

200 games may have been compromised in Europe’s biggest ever match-fixing scandal.

Polish parliament passes gambling ban that limits gambling to casinos only.

Delay in the plan to establish a gambling commission in Jersey.

The Napoleon Palace casino opens its doors in Chisinau, on November 17, 2009.

Tranquil sea victory gave 200 punters a refund of £30 each.

Card cheat who used buried pinhead under thumbnail jailed in England.

Gambling tax in Bulgaria is set to rise from 10 to 12% when amendments to the corporate income tax act are introduced early next year.

Planning permission sought for a highly ambitious development that will include a casino and an all-weather horse track in North Tipperary.

Poland’s various political parties united on the government’s proposed “war on gambling”.