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According to a report in the Macau Daily Times newspaper, The high growth market of China may soon begin to license regulated online gambling.
“Galaxy Entertainment Group is making moves to capitalise on an eventual legalising of Internet gaming on the mainland,” said Deputy Chairman for Galaxy Entertainment Group, Francis Lui, whose company is a Macau [...]

The online casinos are increasing their bonus offers in order to attract more clients this 2008, after the usually slow end of December. In January you will find plenty of bonus offers by many online casinos that will make your head spin.
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According to Citizen magazine, supporters of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA), online gambling is out of control in the United States.
“Gambling has attained unprecedented levels of acceptance, glamorisation and popularity in the United States,” the magazine’s mission statement read.
“Once confined to the remote desert region of Nevada, gambling, in one form or another, [...]

PactGames, which is a subsidiary of PacificNet, Inc. has signed a revenue sharing agreement with a leading gaming operator to put their products into several areas of the Cambodian market.
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The South African National Assembly has begun a series of legislative changes that could subject the online casino and gambling industry to regulatory measures such as monitoring the fair treatment of players.

In a memorandum attached to the draft National Gambling Amendment Bill, South Africa’s online and interactive gambling market is accused of being beset by crime and offering little protection for its players.

Another online payment processor, EcoCard, has announced its exit from the US market due to the continued impact of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA). The announcement comes after months of speculation and conflicting information.

In an e-mailed notice directed at US customers, EcoCard confirmed that it is to exit the American market on August 24.

Favorite online gambling payment processor, Neteller, has confirmed US players will have access to their accounts in order to withdraw funds frozen for over six months starting Monday, July 30.

The distribution plan follows the Neteller announcement of June 4 2007 advising that the plan had been agreed with the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, and that US customers may commence requests for the return of their funds from July 30.

A study conducted by Internet information provider and marketer, comScore Inc, about America’s top Internet activities reflect that online casino activities rose by 13 percent last month taking third spot overall behind Internet music and radio providers and gay/lesbian sites.

The results showed 12.4 million unique US visitors took advantage of some form of online gambling activity, which is attributed to interest in the World Series Of Poker (WSOP) tournament, online poker room PokerStars had the highest growth during the month in the category.

The Korean Ministry of Information And Communication announced that it will toughen its monitoring measures for online casino gambling including poker.

The Ministry said that it would be working with related Government agencies including the Ministry of Culture And Tourism, the National Police Agency and the Information And Communication Ethics Committee in a crackdown on online gambling, which is illegal in Korea.