Everest Poker's parent company, GigaMedia Ltd., released its financial results for the third quarter of 2008 and there was a net profit.

Could a little-known law from the Clinton administration be the key to undoing the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act?

Dave Ulliot and his Devilfish Poker gaming site have made an Eastern European poker acquisition according to reports.

According to numerous reports, Malta-based Peak Entertainment Group will migrating some of its sites to Playtech.

The number of opponents to Kentucky's online gambling domain name seizure increased by three.

Online gambling is a world wide phenomenon but would you believe that Polish people account for 20 percent of gamblers?

With significant growth in the Southern Europe region, Entraction figured it would be wise to get close to the action.

It looks like the brass of the WSOP knew what they were doing as "almost-live" ratings for the final table on ESPN are in.

Another company reported third-quarter Key Performance Indicators and a trading update.

The European Union and online gambling don't always seem to mix but as a poker player in Sweden found out, there are exceptions.

With the increase of mobile technology, i.e. the iPhone and Blackberry Storm, there is another gaming option.

Gala Coral Group could cut as many as 200 jobs in a move that comes shortly after Dominic Harrison took over as CEO.

Ladbrokes is reporting an increase in profits on a number of fronts despite what it calls "challenging economic conditions."

According to an interim statement, Paddy Power should still meet full-year targets, though a new tax might blow it off course a bit.

With all the bad publicity AbsolutePoker and UltimateBet have received over the "cheating scandals" COO Paul Leggett gave his POV.

CryptoLogic announced its financial results for the quarter ending September 30, 2008.

CryptoLogic has announced another high-profile poker deal, this time with a subsidiary of the GTECH Corporation, Boss Media.

Playtech announced Key Performance Indicators for the quarter ended Sept. 30, 2008 and they include revenue totalling €28.5 million.

Former Senator Al D'Amato and the Poker Players Alliance are, not surprisingly, disappointed with the latest UIGEA developments.

The Washington Post reports that a former NFL lobbyist could be largely responsible for the last-minute UIGEA push.