Intercasino’s Hartley Recognised in Gaming Online Magazine Awards

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The Godfather of online gaming, Intercasino’s Ryan Hartley has been recognised for the excellence of his popular online casino in the Gaming Online Magazine Awards.

Ryan Hartley has earned a reputation as being the ‘Godfather’ of online gaming. He has held the position of manager for the world’s oldest and most reliable online casino,Intercasino, since it was founded in 1996. Within the brave world of gambling, this can almost seem like a lifetime.

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Posted in: Gambling News Comments(0) February 2008

Casino Tropez Wins 2 Major Online Casino Awards

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Casino Tropez mobile has been honored with first prize for the Best Mobile Casino for online gamers. Casino Tropez also won the silver for Best online casino support at the prestigious Gambling Online Magazine Awards 2007.

The awards were presented to the online casino after hundreds of thousands of Gambling Online Magazine readers and website visitors voted. Widely regarded as the original independent online gaming magazine, these coveted awards give a real boost to the already highly regarded online casino. Gambling Online Magazine's awards have been presented to the top online casinos and poker rooms for the past seven years, with the number of votes substantially increasing each year. It is currently Europe's biggest and most read lifestyle and entertainment magazine for the Online Gambling market. This year the prizes were presented at an Awards show held recently in London.

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Posted in: Gambling News Comments(0) February 2008

WTO Awards Antigua Sanctions in Gambling Case

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Antigua and Barbuda are entitled to levy $21 million a year in sanctions against the United States for being shut out of the U.S. online gambling market, a World Trade Organisation (WTO) arbitrator ruled on Friday.

The tiny Caribbean nation can exercise the sanctions in intellectual property, such as films and music, for instance by lifting copyright protection, as well as in services, which includes sectors such as banking and telecommunications as well as gambling, he said.

Antigua had asked the WTO for permission to impose $3.44 billion in “cross-retaliation”, allowing it to seek damages outside the original services sector. Washington had argued Antigua was entitled to only $500,000 in compensation.

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Posted in: Gambling News Comments(0) December 2007