Bwin gambles on video and live betting

Thursday 29 January 2009 - bookmaker

Bwin, a giant of the online betting world, has frequently revamped its betting interface, offering the opportunity to bet “live” while viewing the match in question. (more…)

13 tips on how to gamble online in complete security

Monday 26 January 2009 - bookmaker

Whether you’re betting or playing poker online, it is essential to take note of the following basic rules of security in order to avoid leaving the door to your account wide open to hackers. (more…)

American gamblers ask Obama to legalise online gaming

Thursday 22 January 2009 - bookmaker

Barack Obama, the 44th President in the history of the United States, took office on 20 January 2009. And no-one can deny that the new President has more pressing issues to deal with during the current crisis than the question of online poker. Nevertheless, this issue concerns millions of players in the United States.
The UIGEA (Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act) Law, adopted in 2006 by the Bush administration, prohibits financial transactions outright between online poker websites and American banks. It was intended to bring an end to online poker in the USA. In a more general manner, numerous measures have been taken to combat online poker in the United States over the past 2 or 3 years. (more…)

Everest Poker extends its online betting activities

Monday 19 January 2009 - bookmaker

Everest Poker has become a well-known online poker room, especially in Britain. This poker room’s rapid expansion can be attributed to its policy of offering welcome bonuses to new players. It is currently ranked the world’s 6th biggest poker room in terms of its number of players – a position that it has earned in just a few years. (more…)

Google UK opens up its Adwords advertising to online gaming

Thursday 15 January 2009 - bookmaker

Google UK will soon be displaying “Adwords” advertising links to online gambling sites.

Google Adwords is a system of advertising links based on the “Pay Per click” principle. Companies buy keywords and when the internet user enters one of these keywords into the Google search engine, it displays an advertising link towards companies that have purchased the keyword. These companies pay Google according to the number of clicks made by internet users on Google’s advertising link to their site. (more…)

 

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