Europe News - Page 78

Isle of Man instigates research project to assess extent of problem gaming in the territory.

State revenue will be impacted by the decline for the third year in Greece's casino revenue.

Technical error leads Betfair to void in-running bets on Christmas Hurdle race and leaves some customers angry.

Jockey Club weighs up investing in an overhaul and revamp of Cheltenham racetrack.

Stops in Madrid, Berlin and Campione in Italy have been added to the European Poker Tour's Season 8 calendar.

Spanish gambling market is currently at the top of the strategic agenda of most industry executives.

Gambling addict files $133,000 lawsuit against French government contending they should have blocked his access to online poker sites.

The Fox Poker Club in London’s West End will play host to the second leg of the new £800,000 guaranteed Genting Poker Series.

30,000 people visit England's new super casino in its first three days.

Revenue growth estimated to be 4.1 percent annually once 16 new casinos open in Britain.

Britain's largest casino Aspers Stratford City opens.

Betfair lodges another complaint with European Commission over German gambling liberalisation plan.

The European Gaming and Betting Association and the Remote Gambling Association filed a complaint with the European Commission regarding the recently adopted Greek online gambling law.

Online gambling companies complain to the EU about Greece's gambling law which insists new operators are based in the country.

Opap see profit fall 16 percent, amid Greece's austerity.

Unibet to acquire 100 per cent of shares of French company Solfive SAS, owner of SPS Betting France SAS.

Irish Finance Minister indicates country still intends to pursue legislation that will tax online bets placed within the state.

Deadline for parties to agree British horse racing levy deal is midnight tonight.

The Supreme Court of Sweden has just ruled that poker is either a game of skill or a game of luck, depending upon the rules. Although this sounds like a joke, the Court got it almost completely correct.