iGaming News

  • Slotland becomes GPWA Platinum Sponsor
    11 March 2010

    Deal will see affiliate programme for video poker and slots sites Slotland.com and WinADay.com have its own forum at GPWA.org.

  • Affiliate numbers increase for NeoGames Partners
    11 March 2010

    Alternating monthly promotions and attractive rewards sees programme record a 100 percent rise in yearly traffic from UK-based affiliates.

  • GTECH G2 helps Lottomatica growth
    11 March 2010

    Italian lottery and gaming giant has reported revenues for 2009 increased to €2.17 billion assisted by €71.7 million from interactive subsidiary.

  • PartyGaming reports overall loss for 2009
    11 March 2010

    Operator behind PartyPoker.com and CheekyBingo.com has revealed revenues decreased by five percent for 2009 to $446.2 million.

  • Florida joins list considering online poker
    11 March 2010

    Proposed legislation from Joseph Abruzzo would legalise intrastate games in hopes of easing southern state’s projected budget deficit of $3.2 billion.

  • GTECH G2 software update gives players more choice
    10 March 2010

    Poker 7.3 allows customers to pick their own seat at a poker table and use the same wallet they would employ for casino and sportsbetting transactions.

  • BoyleSports signs with The Betting Channel
    10 March 2010

    Leading Irish bookmaker will provide expert guests and prices for dedicated multi-sportsbetting online television service at TheBettingChannel.tv.

  • Results improve for online operator
    10 March 2010

    SportingBet has reported a 22.3 percent year-on-year rise on net gaming revenues to £52.6 million for the final three months of 2009.

  • GameAccount has advert banned by ASA
    10 March 2010

    Television commercial for operator’s CasinoRip.com multi-player online blackjack site has fallen foul of UK watchdog over claims that its offers greater rewards.

  • Cold weather helps online bingo
    10 March 2010

    Information portal OnlineBingoClub.co.uk claims that the recent snowy weather in the UK has led to a sharp rise in the number of players choosing to stay in.