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• Online Casinos Come to TV - The UK has relaxed TV restrictions and will allow nighttime gambling.
• Poker Still a Go - The PPA still plans to hold the National Poker Week this month.
• Sick Day Proves Lucrative - A Slotland player home sick from work won a pretty big jackpot this week.
• Malaysia Wont Tolerate Online Casinos - The Malaysian government issued a warning to licensed internet cafes in the country.
• Interesting Choice - Carruthers has pled conditionally guilty while Kaplan wont change his stance.
• Entertainment Newspaper Launched - A new live dealer gaming company announced plans to launch a new newspaper.
• Online Casino Sites Suffering - EU companies were very harshly affected by the US's internet gambling policy.
• Victory for the US - Three new people have pled guilty in the BetonSports case and will pay out funds.
• The Lucrative Licensing Deal - CryptoLogic announced that it was reupped its exclusive Marvel licensing deal.
• Caution Needed for the Online Casinos - Betfair is winning the libel case but urges companies to use caution in the forums.
• Spirited Final Table Battle - Two players faced off in a heads up for two hours at the WSOP event 38.
• Lodging a WTO Case - The EU is hoping to negotiate with the US rather than launch a WTO case.
• Online Casinos are the Big Issue - The Commission is still working hard to negotiate fair EU internet gambling laws.
• Safety First as Warning is Issued - The gambling portals have player safety in mind.
• Protecting the Vulnerable - Congressman Moran is looking to pass a new problem gambling related bill.
• An Online Casino Warning - Top Game has losts its reputation as a result of questionable actions.
• A Decisive Decision Coming - The Kentucky Supreme Court decision is coming this month.
• Eliminating the Industry - China has changed some legislation to further prevent internet gambling.
• Reinforcing Online Casinos - The US "Sixty Minutes" special aired again over the weekend.
• Shifting Ahead - Dwan as once again taken the lead in the Poker Challenge with Antonius.
• Advice of the Master - An Irish radio announcer has a great track record for obscure accurate predictions.
• Processor Gains New Online Casino - Ivobank announced that Betsson is now using its banking services.
• Golfing Odds Hurt - Paddy Power lost a lot of money on an accurate radio announcer prediction.
• It's Surely Lucrative - The US internet poker and gambling industries are worth billions.
• Online Casinos Tear Marriages - A Catholic marriage counselor calls for Irish internet gambling regulations.
• The Commission Works Hard - Commission has a lot on its hands with all of the noncompliant EU countries.
• Commission Doesn't Like - The Belgian government has passed less than favorable gambling legislation.
• Online Casino Help Software - BC has announced new responsible gambling software.
• Taking it Too Far - Internet gmabling sites are really starting to pervade our lives.
• Shockingly High Bets - Bets were nearly ten times higher than normal on a Wimbledon match.
• Online Casinos in Mid-Air - Ryanair announced plans to launch internet gambling on the fleet of planes.
• Democrats in Control - Gamblers feel that there is a good chance for new legislation with the Obama administration.
• NBA Trade Changes the Playing Field - Shaq has joined LeBron with Cleveland for the season.
• Conceding to the Online Casinos - Bachus admits that the internet gambling cuase is gaining ground.
• Poker is a Saving Grace - California is hoping new poker legislation will boost state budget.
• The Federal Government's Stance - There are some questioning if California has the right to pass new regulations related to poker.

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