Paddy Power is once again taking heat for risque bet offerings.

It was an interesting quarter for Playtech after the Will Hill deal.

Doyle Brunson <a href="http://twitter.com/TexDolly "target="_blank">says</a> Annie Duke was robbed in Celebrity Apprentice and he might have a point.

A player at 32Red casino was red-hot, winning fast and furious.

The Blackberry Storm and Apple iPhone aren't the best for mobile gaming.

Via a new deal with PGE, 888 has its foot in the South African door.

They've <a href="http://www.winneronline.com/articles/090312_article_sportsdelaware.html "target="_blank">talked</a> about it and Delaware finally approved sports gambling.

NetPlay has taken control of production of Challenge Jackpot.

With France's market opening more companies are coming aboard.

GTECH will work the Belgium to develop an interactive game system.

According to numerous reports somebody is €6 million richer.

CyberArts has signed a deal that will enable it to enter France.

According to the Unibet Group, its first-quarter of 2009 was strong.

Bingo software provider Parlay is doing business with Entraction.

The first four months of 2009 have bore fruit for Italy's gambling market.

Betfair is backed by a high-ranking EC official in its Dutch dispute.

Not everyone in Minnesota is keen on blocking online gambling sites.

Oscar-nominated actor Don Cheadle has signed a partnership with Full Tilt.

Gambling marketing could be illegal in Finland come the fall.

Stanleybet says it is the first land-based book to join the ESSA.