China jumped on the anti-online gambling bandwagon citing reasons that have become all too familiar.

With an Asian audience in mind, a new site (mahjongclub.com) will be launched using Dynasty Gaming's Mahjong Mania software.

People staying at the Dover Downs in Delaware can now enjoy a number of casino games on the internet.

Following news that both Canadian and American customers would eventually see their access <a href="http://www2.winneronline.com/content/WinnerBlog/article5837.html">limited</a>, word is coming down about layoffs at VIP.com.

Speculation is that the Bermuda-based fund that allegedly purchased shares from one of Party's <a href="http://www2.winneronline.com/articles/january2007/partyfounderstake.htm">founders</a> sold the same shares.

France seems to be keen on chatting with former 888 CEO John Anderson later next month.

According to a report in the E-Gaming Review, Betinternet just added $589,203(USD) to its coffers.

With advertising options for this year's WSOP at Harrah's <a href="http://www2.winneronline.com/content/WinnerBlog/article5821.html">limited</a>, the tournament is looking for some European flavor.

Canadian and American bettors will see their access to VIP's sportsbooks cut off immediately or eventually.

A new service will give mobile phone users the ability to access results for a vast number of lotteries.

The Isle of Man government will be looking for a new head for its E-Gaming Division.

Macau made a surprise announcement at the Pacific Congress on I-gaming (PCIG) concerning Remote Gambling.

The UK's upcoming budget will allow overseas online gaming companies to obtain license for a fee.

Like Google's E-mail service, it's not what you know, but who you know.

After lifting its sportsbook from the U.S. back in January, Mansion has now shut it down globally.

Don't expect to see players wearing t-shirts of online casinos at this year's World Series of Poker.

Whispers about an annulment of the Unlawful Lawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act affected the markets.

Ladbrokes is still in the negotiation process with 888 in a potential takeover bid.

24hPoker signed a letter of intent with WagerWorks that will see WagerWorks provided with poker and 24h with casino solutions.

With the Hilton hotel sale and the 2006 World Cup, Ladbrokes was able to remain in the black.