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Regulatory News Updates – October 13, 2017

Lottoland’s battles down under extend to Tasmania, the UK regulator backs its child protection policy and Colombia continues to establish its online sector.

Regulatory News Updates – August 11, 2017

Liechtenstein opens its first casino in more than a century, while China continues to rein in criminal expats and a Mexican gambling hotspot is raided in a drugs bust.

Bodog Founder Ayre Avoids Jail In U.S. Legal Settlement

Bodog founder Calvin Ayre has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of assisting illegal gambling and paid a $500,000 fine to settle a five-year-old criminal case brought by U.S. prosecutors.

Antigua Appeals To Trump To Settle Online Gaming Trading Dispute

The Antigua and Barbuda government has appealed to incoming US President Donald Trump to “quickly settle the differences” in its long-running trade battle over online gambling.

Nevada Busts Bitcoin Poker Operator

Nevada’s Attorney General announced the state’s first-ever prosecution of an unlawful online gaming operator on Tuesday while unveiling charges brought against the chairman of defunct Bitcoin poker site Seals With Clubs.

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