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Carnegie Cooke Enters European Market
23 June 2004
Carnegie Cooke and Co., Inc. has signed a strategic alliance with Electrocoin Automatics Limited, a leading manufacturer and distributor of gaming equipment in the U.K.
Betfair Targets Asian Gamblers22 June 2004
International News Brief: Online gambling service Betfair, has embarked on an expansion plan in Asia by lobbying governments and the handful of existing legal bookies for recognition and alliances.
UK Bookmakers Face Worst Summer21 June 2004
International News Brief: Bookmakers face their worst summer ever if England win Euro 2004 and Tim Henman lifts the men's singles title at Wimbledon.
Bookies Bet Big on Tiger18 June 2004
International News Brief: Britain's biggest betting firms have given Tiger Woods his most generous odds going into a major since 1997.
Football's Fears Over Gambling Reform15 June 2004
International News Brief: A government-inspired crackdown on gambling took both the industry and the City by surprise yesterday and has sparked fears about levels of investment by UK leisure operators.
Gambling Laws 'Will Protect Young'14 June 2004
International News Brief: Tougher controls to protect youngsters and vulnerable gamblers will be part of the shake-up of gaming laws, the government announced today.
Fears over Gambling Industry Shake-Up14 June 2004
International News Brief: A planned government shake-up of outdated gaming laws will introduce tougher controls to protect youngsters and vulnerable gamblers – but is a “massive missed opportunity”, according to casino bosses.
Ladbrokes Fantasy Betting Launched10 June 2004
Ladbrokes launched a new white label site in June: www.ladbrokesfantasybetting.com, created specifically for Euro 2004.
Betting Chains Face New Limits on Data10 June 2004
International News Brief: William Hill Plc and its competitors are violating European Union law when they use data on horse racing and other sports events without permission, an aide at Europe's highest court said.
iGGBA Opens Up Brussels Office9 June 2004
The interactive Gaming, Gambling and Betting Association (iGGBA) have opened an office in Brussels.
Bookie Offers Odd on Summer Heat Spell9 June 2004
International News Brief: William Hill is offering 12/1 odds that temperatures will beat last summer's sweltering temperatures.
UK's Bingo Clubs Growing7 June 2004
International News Brief: At the end of March last year, Britain boasted 699 commercial bingo clubs which collectively catered to over three million paying members.
Ladbrokes Bets on Feng Shui7 June 2004
International News Brief: Ladbrokes has called in a feng shui expert to discover why customers keep raking in the money.
British Jockey Club Responds to Accusations1 June 2004
International News Brief: The British Jockey Club has reacted with disbelief to the claim of Chris Bell of the Ladbrokes bookmaking firm that at least one race a day in Britain is fixed.
UK Bookmaker: One Race a Day is Fixed31 May 2004
International News Brief: The integrity of U.K. horse racing was once again in question after the head of Ladbrokes claimed that at least one race every day in Britain is fixed.
U.K. Health Experts Worried About Gaming Laws31 May 2004
International News Brief: Plans to liberalise gambling laws and allow Las Vegas-style casino resorts in Britain risk leaving more people in poverty and suffering from mental health problems, according to a public health expert.
Struggling Resort Dreams of a Date With Lady Luck18 May 2004
International News Brief: To recapture its popularity, Blackpool is banking on legislation that would bring Vegas-style gambling resorts to Britain, where casinos are small, highly restricted and free of glitz.
Bookies Bet Blair Will Leave14 May 2004
International News Brief: British bookmakers are reporting a surge in bets that Tony Blair will leave his post as prime minister before the next general election.
Casino Giants Fight for UK Casino Deal14 May 2004
International News Brief: Five of the world's biggest casino operators are jostling to win a deal to build a £250 million Las Vegas-style casino resort complex near Manchester City's new football stadium.
Glasgow Aims to be Scotland's Vegas11 May 2004
International News Brief: Glasgow could become Scotland’s Las Vegas within two years if plans for the country’s biggest casino scheduled for the banks of the River Clyde are given the go-ahead.
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