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The introduction of the UK Gambling Act on 1st September, has proved to be good news for Malta with no fewer than 27 international gaming companies set to relocate their online operations to the island.

“…With his gambling halls still struggling and his casino company reviewing bids from possible buyers, this could be the end of the show for [Donald J.]Trump in Atlantic City.

PAPUA NEW GUINEA’s parliament recently passed a gaming law allowing the operation of casinos, as well as Internet gambling in the Pacific nation

A report today on the icWales website states that a casino is dishing up richly flavoured food to help Wales’ smokers rediscover their taste buds and curb their cravings.

Peers yesterday rejected a decision to build the UK’s first super-casino in Manchester by just three votes. This means the plans will not be implemented, even though MPs backed the proposal by a majority of 24.

Manchester has been chosen as the surprise location of Britain’s first Las Vegas-style super-casino. The decision was a big blow for Blackpool and London’s former Millennium Dome, which were the bookmakers’ favourites.

Opening this week (23 – 25 January) at the Earls Court Exhibition Centre’s 1 & 2 will be the ATEI, ICE and ICEi – collectively know as the London shows.

The stereo-typical British Bingo hall, with its light blue haze and faint tobacco smell, may be no longer as the government has passed legislation that will ban smoking in all clubs, pubs, restaurants, casinos and bingo halls.

Bingo Entertainment, a marketing and management company for online bingo Web sites, made a splash at the International Casino Exhibition in January.