United Kingdom News - Page 40
PartyPoker.com Premier League Poker go on air
21 August 2007
The final table line-up for PartyPoker.com Premier League Poker is confirmed and the first of two shows showcasing the climax of the tournament gets underway on Channel 4.
Bodog's Random Number Generator certified21 August 2007
Bodog Poker’s Random Number Generator has been officially certified by the U.K.'s Gaming Associates.
Players launch new gambling code20 August 2007
International News Brief: UK Players organisations across a range of sports have welcomed new laws aimed at tackling cheating in sports betting.
Youth projects win Lottery cash20 August 2007
International News Brief: Lottery grants worth more than £1m have been awarded to a number of youth projects across Scotland.
Focus turns to betting records in tennis probe20 August 2007
International News Brief: Specialist investigators demand access to the online gambling accounts and telephone records of people suspected of Polish tennis match corruption.
Hunt for £97,000 lottery winner20 August 2007
International News Brief: The search is on for the owner of an unclaimed lottery ticket for almost £97,000 bought in Northern Ireland.
UK TV companies cash in on new law20 August 2007
International News Brief: UK TV companies are set to scoop the jackpot next month, with gaming groups queueing up to put their adverts on air for the first time.
Post worker scoops £35m jackpot15 August 2007
International News Brief: A post office worker has described herself as 'flabbergasted' after landing the UK's biggest lottery prize.
Sponsorship oppurtunities for Fire & Ice15 August 2007
Lyceum has announced their search for the perfect partners to sponsor the 2008 event which will be held on Wednesday, January 23rd during the International Casino Exhibition in London.
Pace wins PartyPoker Women's World Open14 August 2007
50-year-old Beverley Pace scooped $50,000 to win the inaugural PartyPoker Women's World Open in London late last week.
Minister gives gambling websites free rein to advertise in Britain13 August 2007
International News Brief: British Culture minister James Purnell has published a list of overseas territories that he claimed met 'strict standards' of regulation.
Antigua, Barbuda not on UK white list13 August 2007
International News Brief: Antigua and Barbuda is not on the list of foreign remote gambling jurisdictions approved to be white listed by the UK Gambling Commission, released yesterday.
Camelot complains about games13 August 2007
International News Brief: Camelot is complaining to gambling regulators over games that it says capitalise on the popularity of the National Lottery while giving nothing to good causes.
Racing's betting experts called in to help tennis probe8 August 2007
International News Brief: ATP officials fly in to meet specialist betting investigators from the British Horseracing Authority (HRA) over possible tennis match corruption.
Casinos face 9pm TV advert watershed8 August 2007
International News Brief: Casinos and bookmakers will be banned from advertising on television before 9pm after a government U-turn on the liberalisation of gambling laws.
Blackpool proceeds with super-casino plans3 August 2007
International News Brief: Blackpool looks set to continue with its super-casino plans, despite the Government's apparent change of heart on the issue.
British high school students to study gambling1 August 2007
International News Brief: Teenagers could learn about the psychology behind gambling addiction as part of a planned new A-level course.
Former MGM head hired for Taiwan project31 July 2007
International News Brief: The former chief executive of the MGM Grand hotel in Las Vegas has been hired to run a £350 million casino resort off the Taiwan coast being developed by three Scottish businessmen.
Bodog offers WSOP Europe prize24 July 2007
Bodog Entertainment is gearing up for its autumn launch into Europe with a spectacular offer to poker players from the U.K., Ireland, and Western Europe.
UK casino plans in jeopardy23 July 2007
International News Brief: Labour's plans for a gambling revolution are in ruins in the wake of Gordon Brown's dramatic decision to axe plans for Britain's first supercasino.
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