2006 July - Casino News - Page 3 of 9

Casino City the publisher of directories and almanacs for the gaming industry and the operator of a network of websites announced its acquisition of the Gambling Portal Webmasters Association (GPWA)....

Everest Poker will offer qualifying satellites to all seven events on the European Poker Tour's Season 3 calendar. ...

World Trade Organization (WTO) will investigate whether US laws banning interstate betting over the internet contravene world trade rules. ...

Eleven people have been charged in a US crackdown on a multibillion-dollar Internet sports betting website with operations in Antigua....

Phil Gordon, Howard Lederer, Andrew Bloch, Annie Duke, Chris Ferguson, Joseph Hachem and Greg Raymer, all famous poker players in US, intend to sue the WPT Enterprises in Los Angeles federal court....

Amanda Totaro is the new senior vice president of marketing for Isle of Capri Casinos, Inc. Totaro replaces Les McMackin who will continue with the Isle of Capri on a consulting basis....

Big charity action done by a casino which has recently donated £1,000 to an aid fund set up by Bolton pupils raising money to help a poorly classmate....

Even if Tiger Woods missed the cut at a major for the first time as a professional, we find Woods posted as the favorite to defend his British Open title at PinnacleSports.com....

Jockey Kieren Fallon and other 10 people including fellow jockeys Fergal Lynch and Darren Williams were accused of betting conspiracy and appeared to answer the charges for the first time at City of London Magistrates' Court....

The shares for Betonsports.Plc dropped as much as 24 percent when David Carruthers the CEO of this gambling company based in London that includes an Antiguan license was detained in the US on a Sunday night, as he changed flights at Dallas en route to the company's headquarters in Costa Rica, from the UK....