Europe News - Page 76

Suspected players and agent in last year's scandal that rocket cricket to face criminal charges over spot-fixing allegations.

Dutch government considering selling the state-owned gambling monopoly.

Greek government considering new framework for gambling.

Football club owner rumoured to have lost a million during Craps session, but left a nice tip.

Moscow police raid a casino, hidden behind a hotel kitchen, located in a building opposite the Foreign Ministry.

Belarus government searches for investor for planned major casino project close to Minsk airport.

Woman waits on her jackpot, after casino claim machine faulty or she cheated.

After a successful 2010, Casino City's Vin Narayanan is ready to get 2011 off in the right direction. So here is his gambling to-do list for the New Year.

Wealthy Whales streak of big wins directly linked to London casinos falling profitability.

Spanish man accidentally chucks out syndicate's winning ticket worth $12 million.

Gambling industry body questions whether Ireland's economy can support a proposed super-casino.

Overhauling Ireland's gambling laws begins with Govt approval of a discussion paper on the future regulation of gambling.

Council of European Union will work as one across all 27 countries on gambling, preventing companies moving to avoid taxes.

Russia aims to ban online gambling, with plan to introduce fines for people caught gambling online.

The snow has slowed business at bingo halls, but Rank sees its revenue rise.

Levy Board report recommends bookies should pay a levy on bets on foreign racing.

Report on changes to Ireland's gaming laws fast tracked for consideration next week.

Cyprus has an online gambling ban in the works, needing only the nod of approval from the European Commission.

An Taisce to appeal against the "planning approval" awarded for a much touted casino in Co Tipperary.

Veteran suspected casino cheats receive suspended sentences in court.