United Kingdom News - Page 18

bet365 will sponsor 13 of the 21 races across the three-day meeting at Newbury Racecourse.

Casino City's Aaron Todd uncovers some of the most memorable times that players turned the tables on the house and gained an advantage.

British snooker player faces life ban from the sport after being found guilty of match-fixing.

Professional Football Association throws its full support behind chief Gordon Taylor amid media allegations of personal gambling debt.

Maria Miller not expected to implement drastic reductions on Fixed-Odd Betting Terminals stakes following review.

Gambling is commonplace by Scottish football players says a former player Kevin Kyle.

An 18-year-old math student won the event, netting a £5,000 seat to EPT London.

J Todd reports on an increase in taxes for online gaming companies that accept U.K. players but do not operate in the U.K. and more rumors of online poker legislation in the U.S.

The British government is to implement a 15% tax on offshore online gambling companies.

The UK-based company launches tomorrow with a VIP party at London's Aspers Casino.

Punters are betting on what first name Prince William and Catherine will give their child.

Bet Butler and rivals pay out millions as home favourite wins in straight sets.

Calamitous error as television company broadcasts bookies advert in error on kids TV station.

Newham council loses court battle to deny Paddy Power operating licence for new betting shop.

Provisional statement issued by Leeds City Council for planned large Leeds casino.

Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd discuss the World Series of Poker media conference call, whether Crockfords Casino should play Phil Ivey, the latest PokerStars drama and the completion of the Casino City home game satellite. They also make their best bets for the week.

Pledge to refund losing bets gives Man City fans something to smile about.

Last summer, Phil Ivey played Punto Banco, a variation of baccarat, for seven hours over a two-night period at Crockfords, winning the equivalent of almost $12 million.

"The Wizard" topped the field of 345 players in the £200 + £25 buy-in event at Aspers Casino, Stratford, London to take home £10,105.

Follow the IPO LOndon at Boylepoker blog and on Twitter this week.