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Leading online casino operator Videoslots has enhanced its reputation as an equal opportunity employer after Lorraine Sammut landed the Innovator of the Year accolade at the Women in Gaming Awards.

J. Todd has online gambling news from the U.K. this week, as bookmakers are now worried that cutting the stakes on betting machines could have "catastrophic" consequences.

An interesting show this week, as one story seems to flow directly into the next. News from the U.K., Canada, the U.S., Australia and China make it a well-rounded episode.

Over 2,000 delegates will participate in international betting and gaming trade conferences, held 18-21 September at Olympia London.

This week, J. Todd covers stories from the U.K and the U.S., as the two countries grow closer when it comes to online gambling. Plus, online poker liquidity gets a boost in the states.

J. Todd brings the sarcasm as he takes a look at the online gambling news making headlines this week. Stories of note come from the U.K. and Australia. There's also the approval of an industry merger. Plus, the APCW welcomes a new member.

Besides being a cozy, atmospheric casino, The Hippodrome offers neat features such as a smoking terrace and stellar bar selection in addition to its impressive casino floor.

The table dice game from U.K. games designer Probability Jones pits player against dealer over three rolls of the dice.

This week, the U.K.'s Competition and Markets Authority is looking at several online gambling companies regarding unfair practices involving player accounts. J. Todd also has news from Australia and Portugal, as well as more fallout over potential changes to fixed odds betting terminals.

Additional dates will be added to the tournament calendar, offering players multiple chances to win a Platinum Pass worth $30,000.

The betting exchange has agreed to its first U.K. racing sponsorship since May 2016.

The marketing tech company will showcase its solutions at global gaming industry B2B event and affiliate marketing conference in UK capital.

This week, a decision looms regarding Fixed Odds Betting Terminals in the U.K., and there's some increased interest in the potential U.S. sports betting market.

The changes keep on coming for the U.K. market, with news this week from the Gambling Commission and Advertising Standards Authority. J. Todd is also covering stories out of the U.S. and Australia.

The event from 22-28 January will also offer players a chance to win one of three PokerStars Platinum Passes.

The company will install a bespoke multi-camera Dual Play baccarat table at Grosvenor Casino The Victoria in London.

On 7 February, iGaming conference attendees can enjoy a show based on a dystopian future.

J. Todd is talking about more online gambling changes in the U.K. as well as the dramatic about-face on sports betting that could be affecting the U.S.

From 7-25 March at the City West Hotel and Golf Resort, players can partake in the festival with a €1,000,000 guaranteed Main Event.

The Federal Trade Commission (FCC) in the U.S. is poised to kill net neutrality within two weeks. What would that decision mean for online gambling and the internet in general? Also, the U.K. Gambling Commission is teaming with the Advertising Standards Authority, and the results are getting, well, stupid.