With its employees still detained in Istanbul, Turkey, Sportingbet is working on a resolution.

All eyes in the online gambling community will be on a U.S. House vote tomorrow.

A House Committee will mark up H.R. 5767, that could prohibit UIGEA implementation.

The Isle of Man's Gambling Supervision Commission has a new director.

According to various reports, Spain is pulling full steam ahead with online gambling regulation plans.

Antigua is hoping that a long-awaited agreement with the U.S. can be reached soon.

According to a report from PricewaterhouseCoopers, world gambling revenue is expected to rise through 2012.

It seems as if the wincing and limping that Tiger was doing over the weekend wasn't just for dramatic purposes.

Cardoza Publishing is pleased to announce the International launch of its next bestseller, featuring Daniel Negreanu.

With the quarters set, Victor Chandler has set up three different promotions for Euro 2008.

According to reports, Playtech has raised a handsome sum for the company to make some acquisitions.

The EU announced they'll interview members of the Bush Administration as part of their investigations into the UIGEA.

According to a report from the Associated Press, Friday is now the deadline to settle the dispute between the U.S. and Antigua and Barbuda.

eCOGRA has announced a change to its seven person Board of Directors.

CryptoLogic announced that it will be the sole provider of Internet casino and poker software to Betjacks.

Bodog Poker is excited to announce the release of a new and improved, resizable beta client for public testing.

Mobile gaming company Probability has appointed a new Non-Executive Director to replace Robert Spriddell.

Playoffs are usually saved for NFL, NHL, MLB and NBA but golf fans got a treat at the U.S. Open.

According to reports, embattled sportsbetting site BetonSports.com is about to take more of a beating.

Ladbrokes welcomed the decision of the Dutch Supreme Court to refer its case to the ECJ.