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If the deal is approved by French regulator ARJEL, Eurosportbet.fr will be rebranded as Unibet.fr following a short transition phase.

Iowa could be the first US state to legalize online poker in early 2012.

Bookmakers Review takes a look at whether Laurent Tapie is the right buyer to guarantee a FTP's renaissance and the return of funds to players.

Daniel Tzvetkoff is not the only former payment processor that agreed to cooperate with US prosecutors: here are the other payment specialists turned informants.

These are the stories of a little credit union from Arizona and a small bank from Utah, protagonists against their will of the online poker indictments on Black Friday.

The Alderney Gambling Control Commission announced a review of its policies. But what exactly went wrong in Alderney and where did the AGCC failed?

While the European Parliament announces the introduction of minimum standards in all member states where online gambling is allowed, the Danish Gambling Authority received a record number of license applications.

Isle of Man confirmed to be a leading igaming jurisdiction and an example for other regulators to follow in the way players are protected and assisted when problems arise.

And now Rep. Frank Pallone will introduce a bill to exempt New Jersey from the federal ban on professional sports betting.

Just as the dispute between racing industry, traditional bookmakers and betting exchanges reaches Africa, Ladbrokes.co.za announces record month on month numbers.

The five punters who are owed more than £800k in unpaid winnings from BetFred.com might have found proofs Phil Brear acted impartially towards them

A number of US newspapers reported that 5Dimes and its sister site Sportsbet allow bets to be placed on high school football.

BMR is not alone in thinking the UK bookmaker is not running the show at William Hill Online.

The Curacao-based bookmaker said it was growing too fast and became a victim of its own success.