2006 October 06 Gambling News, Events and Happenings
Following Saturday’s passage of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA), FUN Technologies, (TSX: FUN)(AIM: FUN), one of the world’s leading online and interactive casual games providers, announced it would continue to operate business as usual in its FUN Games and FUN Sports divisions. The legislation includes a specific allowance for fantasy sports contests, such as those offered
With all of the talk about BlackBerry’s being addicted, who’s genius idea was it to add the lovely spin of a gambling addiction onto your BlackBerry to take you down twice as hard? I’m half-kdding here.
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You are no doubt aware of the recent passing of the Federal Unlawful Gambling Enforcement Act in the US. As a result of this act, Casino Blasters is in the process of consulting legal counsel, but until further notice it is business as usual. All affiliates will receive payment for traffic.
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The FTSE ended lower on Friday, weighed by a fall in commodities prices and after weaker-than-expected U.S. employment data, although it held above the psychologically key 6,000-point level.
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The Orangeville & District Bingo is currently accepting applications for new Not-For-Profit and Charitable Groups to host Bingo Events starting January 2007. Interested Organizations must apply by October 20, 2006 either email renate@unidec.ca or call 519-941-2883.
A new website has been launched for the poker community in the UK and Europe by James Hipwell, a former journalist for the Daily Mirror, and poker players Warren Wooldridge and David Gross.
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Police say a man drove his truck into the Miccosukee Casino after apparently losing $10,000 while gambling.
Due to the passing of the “Safe Port Act” by the US Congress which includes “The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006″ as of this Monday (9 October 2006) no players based in the United States of America will be permitted to access and / or play on Bingo Fabulous Bingo.
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