When it rains, it pours. Just a week after it was announced that Illinois is considering legalizing online gaming, another U.S. state has inched a step closer towards creating their own legal platform. The Colorado Gaming Association has informed Card Player Magazine that they have drafted at bill that aims to legalize online poker in…
The team behind Zynga Poker didn't just find a backdoor entrance into the iGaming world. They made their way in by smashing down a wall with a wrecking ball. Many casino affiliates are now left wondering how to compete with Zynga's social media prowess in the online gaming sector. Since Zynga uses social media sites…
bwin.party has announced they will hand €33 million in back-taxes over to Spanish authorities in order to clear the way for receiving an online gaming licensed in the country's newly regulated market. Online gaming regulation in Spain has left iGaming companies scrambling to settle tax payments after the country informed companies hoping to operate in…
Residents of the land Down Under have a passion for sports and love a good sports-bet. Although there are opponents to iGaming in Australia, it is currently easy for Australians to gamble online as there are no legal issues restricting the activity. Culture of Betting Sports-betting is a very popular and deeply entrenched part of…
Since most iGaming earners are not required to publicly release their profts, it's hard to know for sure which ten gaming companies, affiliates, and software providers are at the top of the iGaming pyramid. But we can be rather certain the following big players have performed well enough to be close to among the biggest…
Illinois now finds its hat in the online gaming ring after Senate President John Cullerton said Tuesday that the state could, "position itself as a 'hub' for multi-state and international iGaming." Cullerton submitted an amendment to HB4148 that would create a Division of Internet Gaming. The new division would pave the way for Illinois residents…
Regulated online gaming in the US appears to be a matter of "when", not "if." Nevada and New Jersey are both racing to be the first to spread legal online poker games in the U.S. Other states, notably Iowa and California, have shown momentum towards passing similar legislation. There is no better time than the…
In three weeks, Spain will release a list of successful applicants to its newly formed regulated online gaming market. Currently, unlicensed operators are able to serve the country which is home to 46 million inhabitants. Online gaming operators without a chair when the music stops on June 1st will be required to cease their offerings…
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