British Colombia Relaunches Online Casino And Fails Again
British Colombia relaunched their online casino, PlayNow.com on Thursday, and it encountered technical problems again. This is the second time that the online casino has been knocked offline. After its initial launch, the online casino went offline due to technical difficulties for 35 days.
On Thursday, players attempted to visit the [ more ]
The US government continues to focus their efforts on investigating payment processors that handle transactions for the gambling industry. The UIGEA was implemented in June and it gave the US government the power to go after anyone that knowingly handles transactions for any of the offshore online gambling operators. While [ more ]
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The Australian government continues to work towards their plan to implement a nationwide ISP filter that would block any site that the government doesn’t like. Some of the sites that would be included in this ban are online casinos, poker rooms, sportsbooks and pornography sites.
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The Canadian province of Ontario will launch their first online casino in 2012. The new casino will be run by the Ontario Lottery & Gaming Corporation. Canadian law allows provincial governments to set-up online casinos, but does not allow foreign operators to acquire a gaming license.
“Across Canada and around the [ more ]
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After the sudden crash of British Colombia’s first online casino, it has been exposed that their was a glitch in the software that caused the government to shut down the casino. 134 of their customers had their accounts compromised after the launch, and 12 players had their personal information exposed [ more ]
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