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888, which holds a Nevada gaming license and partners with Caesars in operating online gaming sites in Nevada and New Jersey, paid $1.4 billion for Bwin.party, which does not have a Nevada license but runs online gaming sites in New Jersey with Boyd Gaming.

Under the deal, Realistic Games will deliver its full suite of gaming content for distribution across Daub Alderney's multiple brands.

Betdigital will provide games across platforms to respected operators such as Ladbrokes, Betfair and Gala Coral.

OpenBet also won in the In-Play Betting Software category at the eGaming Review B2B Awards in London.

Amaya CEO David Baazov told Canada's <i>Globe and Mail</i> that the NASDAQ listing "will provide greater visibility and better liquidity for our stock and help broaden our shareholder base."

The online slot provider's games are now available in Spain on 888's, Premiere Megaplex's and Paf's platforms.

Bosley will supervise the projects included in FSB's deal with Dafabet.

OpenBet, the world’s leading software provider to the sports betting industry, handled 19,300,000 total sports bets on the day of the Grand National race across all channels.

A Multi-State Poker Network was agreed upon in February 2014 by the states’ two governors in which players from Nevada and Delaware could share poker tables and tournaments.

OpenBet, the world’s leading software provider to the sports betting industry, will showcase its omni-channel gaming solutions at ICE Totally Gaming 2015, held at ExCeL London (February 3-5), with the launch of the One Account. Endless Possibilities campaign.

Back when Nevada and Atlantic City were the only places in the United States to find casinos, the law firm Lionel Sawyer & Collins ruled the legal roost.

For those who are in the iGaming affiliate industry LAC is the must-attend event in 2015.

Ultimate Gaming employees were told of the shutdown Friday morning.

888, one of the world's most popular online gaming entertainment and solutions providers, announces that Richard Kilsby intends to retire as Non-executive Chairman of the Board following the Company's 2015 Annual General Meeting. At the same time, Brian Mattingley will step down as Chief Executive Officer, and will be appointed as Executive Chairman of the Board.

The sale eliminated any conflict with a regulatory request that gaming license holders stay away from the business.