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		<title>Playtech Mobile Gaming</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Playtech the leading online casino gambling software developer for casinos and gaming businesses is all set to launch its new line of Mobile web apps for the web. Playtech exclusively brings games like video poker, blackjack, craps, Texas Hold’em and their own flagship slot games for gaming fans. Their progressive jackpots will also be available [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Playtech the leading online <a href="http://gamblingreporter.com/casino-gambling">casino gambling</a> software developer for casinos and gaming businesses is all set to launch its new line of Mobile web apps for the web. Playtech exclusively brings games like video poker, blackjack, craps, Texas Hold’em and their own flagship slot games for gaming fans. Their progressive jackpots will also be available on the mobile platform giving a level playing field for the gamblers both online and those playing in the casinos. Now you can play your favorite casino game right from your mobile phone, thanks to Playtech.<span id="more-141"></span></p>
<p>Playtech brings a whole new level of gaming experience for the gaming enthusiasts while bringing their brand power to the mobile arena.  Playtech is well known in the online casino circles and it is trying to establish itself in the mobile market by taking the games to its ultimate form and identity.</p>
<p>Playtech is diving deep in the gambling industry by negotiating several deals making the industry wonder about its future course. Playtechs collaboration with sports betting company Sportech has enabled it to enter the sports betting arena for which it is enabling mobile access as well. All these initiatives make us wonder if Playtech will soon be the ultimate gaming company of the future.<br />
Playtechs association with Scientific Games makes one to speculate its future interest in the US license when the online gambling market there is opened up. The current UIGEA ban does not allow US online gamblers to play on Playtech online casinos. </p>
<p>Along with offering great games on mobile platform, Playtech is acting with social responsibility by promising to protect the gamblers from potentially addictive gambling habits.</p>
<p>Playtech is the industry leader in online casino software and it is the world’s largest publicly traded casino software supplier for online gaming. It started its operations way back in 1999 and it had a successful break in 2002 when it launched Casino Soleil in Europe for its online gaming fans of Europe. The company went public in 2006 trading on the LSE.</p>
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		<title>Online Casinos Look To 2010 For US Regulations</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The year 2009 saw Representative Barney Frank leaving no stone unturned to try and overturn the UIGEA and bring about the legalization of online casino gambling in the US. With the dawn of the New Year, the Americans are anxiously waiting for the final regulations to fall into place by fall this year. However, the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The year 2009 saw Representative Barney Frank leaving no stone unturned to try and overturn the UIGEA and bring about the legalization of <a href="http://onlinecasinoclub.com" title='online casino'>online casino</a> gambling in the US. With the dawn of the New Year, the Americans are anxiously waiting for the final regulations to fall into place by fall this year. However, the online casino industry has been in a way hit by the new administration in the US in 2009, and this is not what the citizens foresaw when President Obama took over office.<span id="more-139"></span></p>
<p>The Obama administration has done nothing different to the existing laws but has continued to take hold of bank accounts related to online <a href="http://gamblingreporter.com/casino-gambling">casino gambling</a> payments, the future however of the gaming industry still looks bright and promising.  While the Obama administration just continued to carry out what was handed over to them from predecessors, they have infact taken steps towards internet gambling regulations.</p>
<p>Representative Barney Frank and his dedicated team are still working at it and have proposed two pieces of legislation to the congress, one being the elimination of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA) and the second one is to lay the foundation towards regulations in the country. Barney Frank has managed to draw a huge number of 60 co-sponsors to support him in this venture, and is optimistic that the bill will be passed by congress in due course.</p>
<p>All the hard word and concerted efforts of the Massachusetts representative, Barney Frank is due to pay off in 2010, when the citizens can say goodbye to outdated laws and welcome a regulated and legalized system.  In the meanwhile the drive is still on and more and more supporters are joining hands with Barney Frank, as he strives towards making the US a free online gaming country.</p>
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		<title>Gambling Expansion In Pennsylvania</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The development of gambling in Pennsylvania, especially table games, has been on the agenda for a few weeks now. With many foundations depending on gambling funds, a financial issue could be a reason for it. The bill has been delayed several times, but things might change very soon. 

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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The development of gambling in Pennsylvania, especially table games, has been on the agenda for a few weeks now. With many foundations depending on gambling funds, a financial issue could be a reason for it. The bill has been delayed several times, but things might change very soon. <span id="more-134"></span></p>
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<p>A poll passed through the House of Representatives earlier this week, with neck to neck results. The outcome of this vote went on to 97-95, hardly passing through to finish the first hurdle. Quite obviously, the House Democrats were in favor while many Republicans had been in a tumult. </p>
<p>The vote was on the plan, so the subject has not yet passed. Supporters of the <a href="http://gamblingreporter.com/casino-gambling">casino gambling</a> bill, as well as those who are depending on the profit earned through the growth, are hoping that the poll will be directed soon. The growth would not only add an extra slot to the number of casino permits allowed to be given within the state, but also allow for growth beyond slot theme games. Table games, such as poker, blackjack, and craps could be incorporated under the state&#8217;s licensed casinos. Additional taxes will also be charged against these casinos, all to keep funds coming into the state&#8217;s reserves. </p>
<p>Among those establishments hoping to get the gambling income were educational organizations, which had been craving for their piece of the well-known pie. The levy of table games is expected to bring in more than $300 million dollars in the initial two years, according to a 14% tax on the table game income as well as a huge licensing fee. </p>
<p>Though table games have not yet reached the casinos in the state, Pennsylvania online casinos have still given players a chance to enjoy online casino gaming. The only drawback under the present federal laws, is that online gambling is not regulated and thus untaxed.</p>
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		<title>Casino Gambling Future</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The casino gambling industry in the United States has certainly undergone considerable change over the past few years. Recently, a number of gaming experts have been debating on where the gambling industry is headed towards in the future at the Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas. 

Nevada was on the minds of many of these [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The casino gambling industry in the United States has certainly undergone considerable change over the past few years. Recently, a number of gaming experts have been debating on where the gambling industry is headed towards in the future at the Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas. <span id="more-131"></span></p>
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<p>Nevada was on the minds of many of these professionals, most of which were from the gaming background based in Sin City. The subject that was delivered was cautious when looking into advance investment opportunities. </p>
<p>Evidently, the economic downturn has taken a huge toll on many of these gaming companies. The ideas passed around during the week have been serious on lower licensing fees and tax rates. There was also a discussion of ways of how the local governments could get involved. </p>
<p>According to the President and CEO of Isle of Capri Casinos, states cannot have high licensing fees, or high tax rates, and expect for the gaming industry to make major investments in these states. </p>
<p>The others of course were more interested with how to clean up the existing areas where casino gambling exists. Of course, most people were thinking of Atlantic City and <a href="http://gamblingreporter.com/las-vegas-betting">Las Vegas betting</a> areas, the two prevalent markets in the US. </p>
<p>The CEO of Boyd Gaming, Keith Smith stated that Atlantic City casino market has a better future but needs some support from the public. The public sector would have to return to the tables in the hope of clearing up parts of Atlantic City.</p>
<p>The other discussions at the Expo also included the state of casino gambling in regions outside of the US. The international market is growing for casino gambling, and the officials spoke of ways to help that expansion happen smoothly. I wonder what you’re views on this issue would be?</p>
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		<title>Iowa Prepares For Regulated US Online Casinos</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Iowa Lottery is all set to urge the state government to regulate online casinos. They highly support Barney Frank’s bill. 
Protecting the state’s gaming revenue: As we know well casino gambling online is a flourishing industry. It brings a lot of revenue input to the state. And in places like Iowa where there are more [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Iowa Lottery is all set to urge the state government to regulate online casinos. They highly support Barney Frank’s bill. <span id="more-129"></span></p>
<p>Protecting the state’s gaming revenue: As we know well <a href="http://gamblingreporter.com/casino-gambling">casino gambling</a> online is a flourishing industry. It brings a lot of revenue input to the state. And in places like Iowa where there are more gambling enthusiasts online gambling is a very essential feature.</p>
<p>Considering the above justifications Iowa lottery is all set to urge the lift the ban on online gambling. Terry Rich, Iowa lottery’s representative has pressed the state officials to protect Iowa’s option to tax Online gambling which is conducted inside Iowa’s border.</p>
<p>As far as the Iowa racing and gambling commission which regulates the 17 casinos and 3 race tracks is acting neutral regarding Frank’s bill. Terry Rich wants the state to either ban or license online casinos so that the federal laws do not grab the opportunity from Iowa.</p>
<p>There is another notable factor regarding online gambling in America. Many of the state governments will try to defend their gambling domination, even though there are fewer chances that they would succeed.</p>
<p>However the view point of Iowa Lottery is meaningful. It is necessary that there should be some regulations controlling the US online gambling ventures. This would reduce the unnecessary hassles created regarding this issue. </p>
<p>There should be some sort of stringent rules that would clearly control the various online gambling activities. This would lead to better approaches governing the virtual casinos and their functioning.</p>
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		<title>Delaware Casinos And Parlay Sports Betting</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The three Delaware casinos situated at the state’s race tracks were anticipating a great day for sports betting as the state would begin handling bets on most sports actions. Much to their disappointment the court issued an order that disallowed the state from accepting any bets other than ‘parlays’ of three or more on NFL [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The three Delaware casinos situated at the state’s race tracks were anticipating a great day for <a href="http://gamblingreporter.com/sports-betting-articles">sports betting</a> as the state would begin handling bets on most sports actions. Much to their disappointment the court issued an order that disallowed the state from accepting any bets other than ‘parlays’ of three or more on NFL teams, resulting in a dull and dreary day.<span id="more-127"></span></p>
<p>The sports gaming began at 10 o’clock in the morning with a short address and then bettors were so anxious to use the new system and place bets on the weekend’s games. Chuck Rudd who was the first to place a sports bet at Delaware Park was interviewed via television and displayed an empty sports book in the background.</p>
<p>Officials at the casino were trying to make the most of a bad situation and Ed Sutor, CEO of Dover Downs, said that the use of teasers and parlays above a minimum of three teams would enhance the excitement and attraction of the sports betting choices.  </p>
<p>Casino operators are perturbed that huge increase in slots revenue was projected based on a probable increase in sports betting traffic, which now looked unlikely and in fact may never materialize. However, Charlie Lockhart assistant to the president of Dover Downs said he was optimistic and was making the most of the current situation. A Philadelphia inquirer had commented that Delaware Casinos would be grateful to get back the combined $11 million they spent on renovation.</p>
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		<title>Pros And Cons Of Online Casino Message Boards</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A number of online gaming sites provide online casino message boards that give a lot of information on casino gambling reviews of the different online casinos and also allow players to enter their own personal casino experiences or ask related questions. The casino message board becomes a storehouse and is easily accessible by online players. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A number of online gaming sites provide <strong>online casino message boards</strong> that give a lot of information on <a href="http://gamblingreporter.com/casino-gambling-reviews">casino gambling reviews</a> of the different online casinos and also allow players to enter their own personal casino experiences or ask related questions. The casino message board becomes a storehouse and is easily accessible by online players. These message boards are sometimes called forums.<span id="more-125"></span></p>
<p>The good thing about these boards is that the players are the ones who write their reviews and experiences at casinos. Consider reading some of the testimonials written by players. You will find that all the testimonials are in praise of the casino and there is nothing wrongly said against it. This is because players who write these testimonials do not set much value to them. However, these testimonials cannot be changed by the casino and are really what players feel. </p>
<p>This is not always true and is basically written by some discontented online players. In some cases the grievances may be true and the players may honestly want to keep you alert on the tricky casinos. But generally these message boards are visited more frequently by these unhappy players not the happy ones. There were bonus abusers who have been penalized by the casino and these are people who write malicious columns about how the casino has cheated them.</p>
<p>Hence the use of these online casino message boards and forums cannot be trusted. If a player cannot accept what is in front of his eyes then how can he make his decisions based on what is written? The solution in that lies in him being a discerning reader rather than a casual reader. If you have a little practice or experience reading message boards you will be able to identify a bogus grievance from a real one. Real grievances expressed by players are more factual and transparent. Hence, it is left up to the player to use these message boards as a useful tool rather than misusing it.</p>
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		<title>Advantages Of Alternative Payment Options</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Today, a large number of online casinos offer players many alternative payment methods, which are called eWallets. These eWallets are very simple to operate and many online gamblers sign up for an account with them. They transfer cash in these accounts using credit cards or bank transfers that serve as eWallets. Players can use these [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Today, a large number of online casinos offer players many alternative payment methods, which are called eWallets. These eWallets are very simple to operate and many online gamblers sign up for an account with them. They transfer cash in these accounts using credit cards or bank transfers that serve as eWallets. Players can use these eWallets to transfer money into their online casino account. <span id="more-123"></span></p>
<p>Though a lot of players still believe in using their credit cards as a more reliable and common form of making deposits, the alternative methods offer significant benefits. </p>
<p>Most of the online casinos find it simpler to use eWallets for financial transactions and thus encourage these methods by providing players with numerous bonuses for using them. When using credit cards the casino requires a certified statement from the player that includes credit card information and photocopies. One of the casino representatives have to verify the accuracy of the details on the photocopy of the credit card to the information given by the player. These copies of the credit card have to be stored somewhere. Due to this, casinos offer exciting bonuses to players to use the alternative payment options that do not bring about any paper work or filing. This is a win-win situation and could be extremely benefiting for players who wish to wager at several different online casinos. </p>
<p>The alternative payment options give way to more responsible gambling. When a player uses his credit card to wager at the <a href="http://gamblingreporter.com/casino-gambling">casino gambling</a> games, he is always tempted to spend more. In the alternative method the player has to first deposit money in his eWallet and then transfers those funds to the casino. Thus his expense is reduced and leads to more responsible gambling.</p>
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		<title>Big Casino Winners</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Nothing overcomes the thrill of winning big money at the casino. No matter if it is online slots or online casino gambling blackjack or even a online video poker, whatever the game might be the online casino is always waiting to add your name to its ‘Big Winners’ list.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nothing overcomes the thrill of winning big money at the casino. No matter if it is online slots or online <a href="http://gamblingreporter.com/casino-gambling">casino gambling</a> blackjack or even a online video poker, whatever the game might be the online casino is always waiting to add your name to its ‘Big Winners’ list.<span id="more-121"></span></p>
<p>Take a look at some of these fortunate online casino players who have won thousands of dollars over the past few days: </p>
<p>•         Morrison G. from NC, stole an amazing $17,562 in Blackjack giving Jack a black eye.<br />
•         Mark B. from WY hit the hay with an enormous $12,171 by beating the Hillbillies!<br />
•         Peggy M. from AL netted over $10,714 and is no monkey’s uncle when the dame took on a recent jungle venture and caught a tiger by the tail!<br />
•         Scott R. from CA is buying free drinks tonight! He is everybody’s friend because he won $9,447 worth of Dirty Martinis.<br />
•         Michael R. from MI is two times luckier since he won $6,225 with Double Double Bonus Poker game.<br />
•         Eric L. from PA is not a joker when talking of 3 Card Poker! He is a king with $6,000 in wins.<br />
•         Cody P. from CA is king in blackjack as he cleared the tables with $4,948 chips.<br />
•         Barbara M. from TN cruised the 7 seas and plundered $4,636 in Goldbeard.<br />
•         Stan K. from MO is a hero when showing his strength in Achilles taking home $3,665 in gold coin.<br />
•         Walter P. carried $10,845 in Aztec’s Treasure.<br />
•         Michael R. was rewarded $10,401 desire and loyalty in Caesar’s Empire.<br />
•         Michele S. outwitted the shrewd Cleopatra acquiring $9,756 of Cleopatra’s Gold.<br />
•         Rhonda F won Double Double Bonus that paid her $4,350.<br />
•         Maria P. followed her instincts in Super Diamond Mine and hit $4,183.</p>
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		<title>New Virtual Casino</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Global Casinos have declared that it plans to join the progressing number of internet based casinos in an effort to grab a whopping $482 billion gambling business in the United States of America. The internet based gambling business has the right resources and skills to be a success although the laws that govern online gambling [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Global Casinos have declared that it plans to join the progressing number of internet based casinos in an effort to grab a whopping $482 billion gambling business in the United States of America. The internet based gambling business has the right resources and skills to be a success although the laws that govern online gambling cross state and national borders is still uncertain. <span id="more-119"></span></p>
<p>An L.A. attorney, Nelson Rose, who is a specialist in gambling law, stated that the books go back to the time of the telephone and telegraph that restricted the use of a wire that intersects a state or federal border for gambling and that the Internet contains wires that are interstate and global so there is a very small question about it being legal. He noted that there are bigger queries as to how any government would enforce such laws.</p>
<p>The president of Global Internet has stated that this $3.7 million company will introduce the Net casino in two parts in six months and during the first stage the company would plan to develop 5 websites that would allow players to gamble at blackjack, poker, roulette, <a href="http://gamblingreporter.com/gambling-slot-machines">gambling slot machines</a> and keno. </p>
<p>Gamblers will not be asked to pay for the use of this service but they will have to enroll with the company. There are a number of options that are still under development that will allow a player to sign up easily. They have an option to either maintain a casino bank account or they could make payments through credit cards.</p>
<p>The second stage would involve multi-player games, a number of commercial gaming websites and remote hosting which when completed you will have the option of calling your mates asking to meet up at a blackjack table at a certain time to play together.</p>
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