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Denmark's lower rate of online gambling tax approved by EU.

Full Tilt Poker may have commingled player funds and operations money in bank accounts, but that didn't violate its license with the Alderney Gambling Control Commission (AGCC).

Cheltenham Racecourse has announced that as part of Betfred's purchase of the Tote, the Cheltenham Gold Cup will be renamed.

Spiral Solutions Ltd has partnered with Nexigames to launch Gioca Casino, an online casino in the regulated Italian market.

Matthew Waxman became the first American player to win the World Poker Tour Grand Prix de Paris after defeating a field of 312.

The Sky Poker Tour will consist of six legs that all lead up to the Grand Final that will be hosted at Dusk Till Dawn in Nottingham.

The World Series of Poker Europe will host the Caesars Cup, a unique Ryder Cup-style poker tournament that pits teams of the best players from both sides of the Atlantic against each other.

The Dutch government intend to legislate online gambling, ending Holland Casino's monopoly on the gambling industry.

The September Series of Poker gets underway at London’s Palm Beach Casino on Sept. 25 and wraps up Sept. 28.

The inaugural Greek event will be the fifth stop of the European Poker Tour Season 8 and will kick off Nov. 15.

Genting Casinos will sponsor one of the Poker Domes at Poker in the Park, which kicks off in London's Hanover Square next month.

Celtic Casino live roulette is streamed directly from the Sporting Emporium Private Casino Club in Dublin.

British gambling boss held in Russian prison dangerously ill, his lawyers say.

The Genting Poker Link Game Championship links together nine Genting Poker Clubs with an online tournament, all playing out together.

Castle Casino's live roulette game is broadcast from the Sporting Emporium casino in Dublin.

German draft gambling rules should not be adopted, EU says.

British Treasury will now review proposals for change to taxation rules on offshore online gambling companies.

Bold proposal by British government to clamp down on offshore gambling companies targeting British gamblers and tax them.

The Alderney Gambling Control Commission has announced that it will hold a public hearing regarding the future of Full Tilt Poker on July 26 in London.