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LOUISIANA IN LIMBO (701) (13-October-2006)

UIGEA MAY SCORE POLITICALLY, BUT IT CAN BE BEATEN (700) (13-October-2006)

ALMOST 9 000 AMERICANS SIGN POKER PROTEST (699) (13-October-2006)

EXCAPSA SELLS OFF US-FACING OPERATIONS, TOO (698) (13-October-2006)

ELEVENTH HOUR SALE FOR SPORTINGBET (697) (13-October-2006)

PARTY GAMING'S INDIAN SUBSIDIARY CONCERNED ABOUT RESIZING (696) (12-October-2006)

BETONSPORTS FINALLY CLOSING DOWN U.S.-RELATED OPERATIONS (695) (12-October-2006)

CONTROL THAT KEYBOARD (694) (12-October-2006)

EUROPEAN COMMISSION CITES FRANCE, ITALY AND AUSTRIA (693) (12-October-2006)

WILL BUSH SEND ONLINE GAMING BILL BACK FOR MORE CLARITY? (692) (12-October-2006)

POKERSTARS REMAINS COMMITTED TO U.S. PLAYERS (691) (12-October-2006)

NETELLER DIVERSIFIES FURTHER (690) (12-October-2006)

NETELLER STAYING IN THE U.S. MARKET (689) (12-October-2006)

BETCORP BALES OUT (688) (12-October-2006)

BAD NEWS FROM BRITAIN (687) (12-October-2006)

COLLABORATION THE NAME OF THE GAME AT EIG (686) (12-October-2006)

ARUBA CHAMPION (685) (12-October-2006)

SPORTINGBET AT THE CROSSROADS (684) (12-October-2006)

PROFESSIONAL POKER TOUR TEAMS DRAFTED (683) (12-October-2006)

PARTYBETS TO LAUNCH EARLY NOVEMBER (682) (11-October-2006)

SPORTINGBET CONSIDERING POTENTIAL BUYERS (681) (11-October-2006)

ANTIPODEAN BETFAIR OPERATIONALLY INDEPENDENT (680) (11-October-2006)

NEW BINGO NETWORK ON THE CARDS FOR BRITAIN (679) (11-October-2006)

BoS PEER FEARS NEXT U.S. MOVE (678) (11-October-2006)

LEISURE AND GAMING UPDATE (677) (11-October-2006)

eCOGRA URGES OPERATORS TO CONTINUE TO ACT RESPONSIBLY. (676) (11-October-2006)

FRANCE COULD BE FACING E.C. INVESTIGATION (675) (11-October-2006)

22 YEAR OLD POKER STAR WINS $878 500 IN U.S. POKER CHAMPS (674) (11-October-2006)

FIREPAY DETAILS HOW NEW U.S. LAW WILL AFFECT AMERICAN GAMBLERS (673) (11-October-2006)

VIP AND SISTERS TO CONTINUE SERVING U.S. PLAYERS? (672) (11-October-2006)

ONLINE POKER MAJORS TO MERGE (671) (10-October-2006)

NEW LITHUANIAN INTERNET GAMBLING SITE (670) (10-October-2006)

ONLINE GAMBLING COMPANIES INTEGRATED ON PLAYSHARE PLATFORM (669) (10-October-2006)

BETSSON U.S. EXPOSURE SMALL (668) (10-October-2006)

AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT DENIES IT HAS A GAMBLING MONOPOLY (667) (10-October-2006)

MOST ONLINE GAMBLING SITES CONTINUE TO WELCOME U.S. PLAYERS (666) (10-October-2006)

NFL SPENT $700 000 ON LOBBYING EFFORT (665) (10-October-2006)

DID THE WHITE HOUSE INTERVENE IN ONLINE GAMBLING BILL? (664) (10-October-2006)

CONFERENCE CORNER (663) (10-October-2006)

LEISURE AND GAMING LOOKING TO SELL U.S. OPERATIONS (662) (10-October-2006)

CPAYS CUTS OFF AMERICANS (661) (10-October-2006)

FINDLAW ARGUES THE CASE FOR REGULATION (660) (10-October-2006)

ANTIGUAN MINISTER EXPRESSES SHOCK AND DISMAY AT US ONLINE GAMBLING MEASURE (659) (10-October-2006)

WTO DECISION ON US DISCRIMINATION DELAYED (658) (10-October-2006)

PAYNE CRITICISES 'DISCRIMINATORY' U.S. LAW (657) (10-October-2006)

FIREONE EXTINGUISHES U.S. PLAYERS (656) (10-October-2006)

FAIRGROUND HOLDINGS OUT OF THE U.S. MARKET (655) (10-October-2006)

SERVER PROBLEMS FOR SPORTINGBET (654) (10-October-2006)

CONTRASTING ATTITUDES (653) (10-October-2006)

EXPERTS SPEAK OUT ON ONLINE GAMBLING LAW (652) (10-October-2006)

I.G.C. ATTACKS U.S. ONLINE GAMBLING FINANCIAL RESTRICTIONS (651) (10-October-2006)

RETRENCHMENTS IN ISRAEL (650) (9-October-2006)

EMPIRE ONLINE MAY INVEST OUTSIDE THE ONLINE GAMBLING INDUSTRY (649) (9-October-2006)

RETRENCHMENTS IN ISRAEL (648) (9-October-2006)

EMPIRE ONLINE MAY INVEST OUTSIDE THE ONLINE GAMBLING INDUSTRY (647) (9-October-2006)

WIDE DISTRIBUTION FOR MICROGAMING'S TOMB RAIDER IN NEW DEAL (646) (9-October-2006)

ONLINE PLAYERS WILL FIND A WAY, SAYS W.S.J. (645) (9-October-2006)

WORLD GAMING ON THE ROPES (644) (9-October-2006)

PARTY GAMING BOWS OUT OF FTSE 100 THIS WEEK (643) (9-October-2006)

POKER COLLECTIBLES (642) (9-October-2006)

STEAMROLLER TACTICS CRITICISED (641) (9-October-2006)

U.S. ACCUSED OF DOUBLE STANDARDS (640) (9-October-2006)

ONLINE GAMBLING MOVES ARE MORE POLITICS THAN POKER (639) (9-October-2006)

TURNING THE TABLES ON US LAW (638) (8-October-2006)

PARTY GAMING PUTS MUSCLE BEHIND ONLINE POKER PROTEST (637) (8-October-2006)

PLAYERS' MARCH PLANNED FOR WASHINGTON ON COLUMBUS DAY (636) (8-October-2006)

UK GOVERNMENT COURTS ONLINE GAMBLING COMPANIES (635) (8-October-2006)

WILL THE PRESIDENT SIGN? (634) (8-October-2006)

CONFERENCE CORNER (633) (7-October-2006)

BIG CHANGES AT INSPIRED GAMING (632) (7-October-2006)

CORPORATE IDENTITY CHANGE FOR GAMING CORPORATION (631) (7-October-2006)

PROBABILITY KEEPS UP THE MOBILE PRESSURE (630) (7-October-2006)

MORE MOBILE ACTION FOR UK GAMBLERS (629) (7-October-2006)

MAJOR ONLINE GAMBLING ACCOUNT FOR LONDON AGENCY (628) (7-October-2006)

VIVA IN-FLIGHT GAMBLING, VIVA! (627) (7-October-2006)

ANTIGUAN PRESS CONFERENCE ON U.S. SITUATION SOON (626) (7-October-2006)

MORE REACTIONS TO ONLINE GAMING ATTACK BY U.S. POLITICIANS (625) (7-October-2006)

VILLENTO SHOWS 'EM HOW (624) (7-October-2006)

FUN TECHNOLOGIES OPTIMISTIC FOR SKILL GAMES (623) (7-October-2006)

PLAYTECH PULLING OUT OF U.S. MARKET (622) (7-October-2006)

INFORMATIVE BULLETIN (621) (6-October-2006) ***

ONLINE GAMBLING WITHDRAWAL COULD BE EXPENSIVE FOR U.S. BUSINESS (620) (6-October-2006)

MAKING A LEGAL POINT (619) (6-October-2006)

BOSS BOWS OUT OF US MARKET (618) (6-October-2006)

BIG LOBBY MONEY SPENT TO PROTECT HORSE RACING CARVE-OUTS (617) (6-October-2006)

888.COM THE SUITOR FOR UKBETTING (616) (6-October-2006)

CONFERENCE CORNER (615) (6-October-2006)

TRINIDAD TAKES THE LOW ROAD TO PROHIBITION (614) (6-October-2006)

TIRED OF GOING APE OVER THE NEW U.S. LAW? (613) (6-October-2006)

U.S. LEGAL - MORE ONLINE GAMBLING COMPANY DECISIONS (612) (6-October-2006)

LITIGATION ALLIANCE BETWEEN ONLINE GAMBLING COMPANIES AND ANTIGUA? (611) (6-October-2006)

CONFIDENT BOSS MEDIA TAKES BIGGEST SHOW STAND YET (610) (5-October-2006)

BINGOTEK LIVE ON CRAZY VEGAS (609) (5-October-2006)

PARLEY - CHARTWELL MERGER POSTPONED (608) (5-October-2006)

WTO UNLIKELY TO APPROVE OF NEW U.S. LAW (607) (5-October-2006)

ANOTHER FORMER A.G. ATTACKS NEW U.S. LAW (606) (5-October-2006)

THREE OF A KIND GO DIRECTLY TO JAIL (605) (5-October-2006)

UK BETTING RIPE FOR A TAKEOVER (604) (5-October-2006)

IN FOR THE LONG HAUL (603) (5-October-2006)

MAHARAJAH SPORTSBOOK FOR ASIANS (602) (5-October-2006)

FIGHTING BACK (601) (5-October-2006)

THOSE WHO DO, AND THOSE WHO DON'T (600) (5-October-2006)

FREE MARKET NETWORK CONDEMNS U.S. ONLINE GAMBLING BAN (599) (5-October-2006)

HOW THE BANKS SEE U.S. BAN (598) (5-October-2006)

CHARTWELL THANKS ITS LUCKY STARS IT HAS DIVERSIFIED (597) (5-October-2006)

PLAYTECH ASSESSES THE DAMAGE (596) (5-October-2006)

FOUR PARTY GAMING FOUNDERS TAKE THE BIG HIT (595) (5-Oktober-2006) *

LOSS OF INTERNET POKER PLAYERS COULD HAVE CONSEQUENCES FOR MAJOR LAND TOURNAMENTS (594) (5-Oktober-2006)

MORE OPINIONS ON U.S. ONLINE GAMBLING LEGISLATION (593) (5-Oktober-2006)

NEW CFO FOR BETFAIR (592) (4-Oktober-2006)

CANADIAN GAMING EXEC PANS NEW U.S. LAW (591) (4-Oktober-2006)

HAVE YOUR SAY ON U.S. SITUATION (590) (4-Oktober-2006)

WPT COMMENTS ON AMERICAN DEVELOPMENTS (589) (4-Oktober-2006)

JACKPOT FACTORY GROUP SAYS IT'S BUSINESS AS USUAL (588) (4-Oktober-2006)

BLUFF MAGAZINE CRITICAL OF U.S. LEGISLATORS (587) (4-Oktober-2006)

GLOBAL APPROACH WATCHING U.S. DEVELOPMENTS (586) (4-Oktober-2006)

FANTASY SPORTS A NEW 'IN' FOR 888 IN THE STATES? (585) (4-Oktober-2006)

FIDELITY TAKES A BIG HIT IN ONLINE GAMBLING DEBACLE (584) (4-Oktober-2006)

POKERSTARS IPO IS OFF FOR NOW (583) (4-Oktober-2006)

WILL SKILL GAMES BE INCLUDED IN NEW US FINANCIAL BAN? (582) (4-Oktober-2006)

MAHJONG SPECIALISTS TO SELL OFF THREE SUBSIDIARIES (581) (4-Oktober-2006)

NEW LOAN FACILITY FOR PARTYGAMING (580) (4-Oktober-2006)

BEDROOM GAMBLING IS NOT A SOCIALLY USEFUL ACTIVITY, SAYS LEACH (579) (4-Oktober-2006)

BUSINESS AS USUAL FOR MANY ONLINE GAMBLING COMPANIES (578) (4-Oktober-2006)

ONLINE GAMBLING EXEC ACCUSES U.S.A. OF 'ABSURD PROTECTIONISM' (577) (4-Oktober-2006)

L & G CLOSING NINE.COM COSTA RICA OPERATION (576) (3-Oktober-2006)

PARTY GAMING CUTS DIVIDEND (575) (3-Oktober-2006)

WORLD GAMING IN TROUBLE (574) (3-Oktober-2006)

CAN THE PRESIDENT VETO ONLINE GAMBLING ADD-ON? (573) (3-Oktober-2006)

ONLINE GAMBLING BUSINESS - GOOD IN PARTS (572) (3-Oktober-2006)

BETCORP ISSUES PROFIT WARNING (571) (3-Oktober-2006)

GOODLATTE'S ONLINE GAMBLING DISAPPOINTMENT (570) (3-Oktober-2006)

IS ONLINE GAMBLING ON THE CARDS FOR U.S. GIANTS? (569) (3-Oktober-2006)

AN ANALYSIS WORTH READING (568) (3-Oktober-2006)

FIREPAY SAYS US LAW WILL HAVE A 'SIGNIFICANT NEGATIVE IMPACT' (567) (3-Oktober-2006)

WHAT IS ONLINE GAMBLING FINANCIAL ATTACK GOING TO COST (566) (3-Oktober-2006)

WAIT AND SEE WITH CAUTION, SAYS FAIRGROUND (565) (3-Oktober-2006)

NEW ONLINE GAMBLING LAW CRITICISED (564) (3-Oktober-2006)

ACCELERATED CONSOLIDATION COULD BE A CONSEQUENCE OF ONLINE GAMBLING BAN (563) (3-Oktober-2006)

ONLINE POKER PLAYERS TO SEEK THEIR OWN CARVE-OUT (562) (3-Oktober-2006)

NEW U.S. ONLINE GAMBLING LAW CONTINUES TO DOMINATE INDUSTRY THINKING (561) (3-Oktober-2006)

CRYPTOLOGIC TO SCREEN OUT U.S. ONLINE GAMBLERS (560) (2-Oktober-2006)

U.S. ONLINE GAMBLING BAN "A SIGNIFICANT SETBACK" FOR PARTY GAMING (559) (2-Oktober-2006)

888.COM TO OBEY NEW U.S. ONLINE GAMBLING LAW (558) (2-Oktober-2006)

NETELLER COMMENTS ON U.S. FINANCIAL BAN FOR ONLINE GAMBLING TRANSACTIONS (557) (2-Oktober-2006)

U.S. ONLINE GAMBLING BAN FALL-OUT STARTS (556) (2-Oktober-2006)