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| NSW Government announces cap on new pokies in problem gambling hotspots Meanwhile, online gambling companies that treat fines "as a normal cost in running a business" will face a tenfold increase to penalties from $5,000 to $55,000. Last year, an agreement between federal, state and territory governments outlawed online bookmakers making inducements like bonus bets ...
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| Gambling operation shut down during raid at neighborhood store, police say Authorities raided a neighborhood store Saturday evening, arresting three people and confiscating eight gambling machines. No injuries were reported in the raid at A&A Food Mart, 702 W. Allen St. Armed with a gambling search warrant, officers converged on the store shortly after 6:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Gambling giants who lure punters will face new fines which have been increased tenfold FINES for gambling giants luring punters with illegal inducements including bonus bets and money-back offers when they lose will be increased ... These inducements are illegal in NSW, but Racing Minister Paul Toole said it had become clear gambling operators view the fines as the "normal cost of ...
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| Canberra Raiders Club appealing poker-machine fine from ACT Gambling and Racing Commission The Canberra Raiders Club is adamant its employees never saw signs of problem gambling from a woman who lost more than $200,000 on poker machines in their establishments. Last year, the commission found there were eight occasions when a patron's problem gambling should have been ...
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| Operators of Infamous Gambling Den Sued By City An illegal gambling den in the Outer Mission has plagued neighbors and authorities for years. The so-called "Silver Shack" has operated off-and-on since 2014 out of 4182B Mission St. under different names, with arrests over the years ranging from methamphetamine sales to possession of stolen ...
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| Former Frederick Douglass leader must repay money stolen for gambling addiction The former executive director of the Frederick Douglass Community Association was ordered Monday to repay $27,000 that she stole from the organization to support her gambling addiction. Sonya Harper Williams, 55, now of Phoenix, pleaded guilty Oct. 30 to grand theft in Lucas County Common ...
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| Latest Events from Europe's Gambling Regulatory Scene Europe's gambling regulatory scene has been very dynamic over the past several months, as some countries are crafting their new regulations, while others are struggling with the consequences of adopting regulations that had been frowned upon by EU authorities. The following article provides an ...
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| Notes on Streaming: Brooding BABYLON BERLIN, Gambling KAKEGURUI, Deathly HOTEL BEAU ... Recently, I've been sampling a few non-English series from the past year or so that are available on Netflix. Are any sufficiently intriguing to justify the time investment to binge-watch them in their entirety? Have you seen any less-heralded shows that we should be checking out? If so, let us know in the ...
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| Crown Resorts says Melbourne unit did not breach gambling regulation act The Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation is taking the view that a trial involving varying a gaming machine type and certain games conducted by Crown Melbourne in 2017 may have breached the gambling regulation act (GRA), Crown Resorts said in a statement on Monday.
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| Las Vegas Sands Kicks Off "Problem Gambling Awareness Month" with Responsible Gaming ... LAS VEGAS, March 5, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- In recognition of "Problem Gambling Awareness Month", Las Vegas Sands Corp. (NYSE: LVS) is holding Responsible Gaming Ambassador trainings in Las Vegas March 6-8 that will train more than 80 Team Members on the front lines to identify problem ...
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| UK: Online gambling operators face CMA enforcement The UK gambling regulatory body's Programme Director Ian Angus said that the UKGC backs the investigation which has been initiated and conducted by the CMA. Mr. Angus further shared the Commission's position that gambling operators should not be allowed to make their customers comply with ...
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| Canberra Raiders Club appealing poker-machine fine from ACT Gambling and Racing Commission The Canberra Raiders Club is adamant its employees never saw signs of problem gambling from a woman who lost more than $200,000 on poker machines in their establishments. Last year, the commission found there were eight occasions when a patron's problem gambling should have been ...
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