Bingo News

A ban on TV and radio adverts for casinos, betting shops and online gambling sites is to be scrapped. The new revised rules will come into operation in September 2007, as part of the Gambling Act 2005.

Shares in online gaming companies jumped in recent days after a spokesperson for the powerful Democratic lawmaker Barney Frank, Democratic Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, said that Barney Frank is currently working on legislation to repeal the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act

St. Patrick’s Day is one of those holidays that’s easy to get swept up in without even thinking about it.

Clifford Chance, the International Law firm has announced that it has been called in to advise embattled ‘virtual wallet’ NETeller on its investigation by the US Department of Justice.

The UK Bingo Association is preparing a campaign entitled “Stop Destroying My Bingo”, with a heading stating “What you and Britain’s Bingo players need to know”.

A press release issued by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) on 6th March, ruled that a claim by Stanleybet International, a UK licensed bookmaker should be upheld, claiming that Italian authorities were failing to comply with existing EU law on freedom of businesses to provide services.

Statistics for two of the increasingly popular online bingo sites owned by Bingo Entertainment Ltd, namely Bingo Gala and Bingo Mega, show that Canadian players are increasing in numbers, and they are winning the big jackpots more!

Regional governments across Spain have been looking closely at the recent example of Madrid which announced new betting licensing guidelines.

Bingo Gala saw yet another big bingo progressive jackpot winner today. The player known as BetteBoop12, from Victoria, CA won $11,599.67!

On 10 February 2007, Bingo Gala saw yet another big jackpot winner on the slots machines. The player known as Bindi from Groningen, Netherlands won $1,295.00 on Bank Heist.