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Online betting operators escaping from FBI
Las Vegas gathering of top executives is scrapped
An international conference of online gambling operators at a top Las Vegas hotel has been hurriedly cancelled amid fears that the FBI could be about to widen its crackdown on the US industry, estimated to be worth more than £3bn.
Meanwhile, there is growing frustration among online gambling operators listed on the London stock market about what one senior industry source said was the "loose language" emanating from the US department of justice concerning the legality of poker and casino websites taking bets from American punters.
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Net debt gambler warns of addiction
A pensioner who built up £20,000 in gambling debts in 3 months
As published by PeterBoroughToday.com: There were renewed calls for Peterborough's casino plans to be scrapped after a pensioner built up £20,000 in gambling debts in just three months.
City MP Stewart Jackson is a strong opponent of the plans and fears it will result in people getting into debt. His views are backed by Canon Bruce Ruddock of Peterborough Cathedral who has argued that the young and vulnerable will be drawn to gambling if a casino is built on their doorstep.
An international conference of online gambling operators at a top Las Vegas hotel has been hurriedly cancelled amid fears that the FBI could be about to widen its crackdown on the US industry, estimated to be worth more than £3bn.
As published by PeterBoroughToday.com: There were renewed calls for Peterborough's casino plans to be scrapped after a pensioner built up £20,000 in gambling debts in just three months.