The weak economy has put a wrench in a planned AsianLogic acquisition.

Two big gambling entities will team to create a gambling product.

Prominent in online gambling, 32Red's name will grace horse racing.

And then there were four at NCAA basketball's March Madness.

Poker players in Texas are so intent on legalizing their hobby, they're willing to put their money where their mouths are.

The EC has ruled that the U.S. broke commitments with the UIGEA.

The PPA is happy with the results of a recent Cigital-PokerStars study.

Bodog has signed a deal with Asia's Haydock Sports Ltd.

Another network is about to be made available by Jadestone.

If the UK gov't raises taxes companies could go offshore.

There could be consequences for <a href="http://www.winneronline.com/articles/090312_article_sportsdelaware.html "target="_blank">legal sports bets</a> in Delaware.

The outcome and integrity of a 2004 soccer game could've been compromised.

Mobile gambling companies might want to check out CTIA Wireless 2009 in Las Vegas.

Webis released a financial update for its Q3 which ends in May.

The UK's ASA ruled that two commercials are unfit to air.

Full Tilt Poker will no longer advertise with the UFC.

International Game Technology will have a new leader.

Riva Gaming now has a mobile and online content provider.

Sportech Plc released preliminary results for the year.

Gibraltar's online gambling sector isn't immune from economic troubles.