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Shocker
Aug 1st, 2007 - Embattled e-wallet Neteller reentered
the London AIM today (Wednesday) immediately before the market closed,
only to drop 65 percent in value after posting a pre-tax loss of
$14 million for the first three months of 2007. The company's shares
have been suspended since January 16.
Homeless
Help From Party Poker
Aug 1st, 2007 - Party Bets.com has come forward with a useful
contribution to the fifth Homeless World Cup currently running until
August 4 in Copenhagen.
Code
Of Ethics For Poker Players
Aug 1st, 2007 - The growing membership
of the World Poker Association, founded two years ago by poker professional
and successful businessman Jesse Jones has a practical Code of Ethics
to guide them in standards and behaviour in tournament play following
the publication of the Code last week.
First
Virgin Poker Festival Launched
Aug 1st, 2007 - The online poker element
on the Virgin Games site has big Internet and land crossover plans
for 24 to 25 November this year, when the first Virgin Poker Festival
will be held in the British city of Birmingham at the Broadway Casino.
Has The British Government Taken A Tougher Position On Gambling
Ads?
Aug 1st, 2007 - A Sunday Times report
over the weekend could give further evidence of a cooler British
government attitude to gambling in general and advertising in particular.
Clarity At Last On Eco Card's U.s. Business
Aug 1st, 2007 - US players are to lose another e-payment
solution next month as Eco Card exits the US market after months
of speculation and conflicting information in the international
player community.
Online
Gambling Up In Britain
Aug 1st, 2007 - The number of people going
online to place a bet in the UK is on the increase, according to
a PA News assessment of current Gambling Commission statistical
studies in Britain.
NETELLER
U.S. PAYOUTS IN PROGRESS (Update)
Aug 1st, 2007 - American online gamblers who
have had their Neteller accounts frozen since January will have
been relieved yesterday to at last see their money, as the Isle
of Man-based e-wallet started paying out the $94 million owned by
US players that has been in limbo whilst the Neteller vs. US Department
of Justice drama played out.
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