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Bookmakers announce boycott on social media #NoRoomForRacism
Online betting exchange Smarkets and Gibraltar sports book Mansion Group are joining the global sports boycott of social media. Bookmakers protest online discrimination.
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German authorities introduce licenses for online streaming
Germany has approved a new law to legalize online broadcasts. Because of this, some famous streamers are leaving the country.
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New casinos don't encourage gambling addiction - research
The University of Massachusetts has found out how new casinos are changing gambling addiction.
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The trio of Safe Gambling Support Organizations Launch #TalkBanStop Campaign
The GamCare, GamBan and GAMSTOP organizations have teamed up to launch #TalkBanStop.
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A potato instead of a joystick for PS5 - new Sony patent
A new Sony patent allows you to overlay buttons on any inanimate object and turn it into a PS5 controller.
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Italian government extends ban on gambling establishments
Italy's gambling sector has received another reprieve from the new government. Prime Minister Mario Draghi's office has announced that the gambling establishments will be closed until the next review, which is scheduled for April 6.
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In Hollywood movies, burglars break into casinos with the highest degree of defense. And at the end of the film, they usually succeed in their criminal intent. In real life, things are a little different - not so colorful. However, some scammers still decide to try themselves as casino robbers and swindlers. And some of them even manage to escape punishment. Gamingpost.net presents a ranking of the most famous and high-profile robberies in casino history.
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Swedish casino operators receive fines for incentivizing addicted gamblers
Swedish gambling regulation Spelinspektionen has fined four online casino operators that belong to ComeOn's founding group. The total penalty for replaying bonuses was $21 million.
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Top tournaments in esports history will be held in 2021
Due to Covid-19, esports players had to stay at home in 2020. But in 2021, the organizers have big plans, even despite the pandemic.
