CoolCat Online Casino Still Taking US Players!

By: Thomas derlan Rouletters Gambling News

Saturday, July 16th, 2011 at 12:48 am EST/EDT

I was just talking to one of the affiliate managers from coolcat casino and he informed me that even after all the problems with the government they are determined to fight for the rights of their customers to play online casino games. Coolcat Casino are always looking for new players from the US and have [...]

Jail Time for Card Counters at Foxwoods Resort Casino

By: Thomas derlan Rouletters Gambling News

Tuesday, May 10th, 2011 at 8:53 am EST/EDT

Young Su Gy and Wokyung Kim traveled all the way from South Korea to play Macao-style-midi-Baccarat but they decided to stack the deck to give them the upper hand. Many times last Autumn, Young Su Gy used a holdout device concealed in their sleeves so they could change the cards for their own and get [...]

Online Casino heats up as Sexy Steve and Earl Grey partner up

By: Thomas derlan Rouletters Gambling News

Wednesday, April 27th, 2011 at 9:27 pm EST/EDT

Online Casino Dog The world famous Black Hat SEO called Earl Grey and Sexy Steve of the lack luste Online Casino HD have decided in a move that will shock the industry with a plan to build the biggest network of affiliate sites ever known. Earl Grey has many online casino sites and wants to [...]

Online Casino Affiliates Turn Their Nose Up At The Industry

By: Thomas derlan Rouletters Gambling News

Thursday, February 3rd, 2011 at 2:58 pm EST/EDT

It seems 2011 is bringing a lot of bad news for the online casinos as their constant criminal activities towards affiliates is now coming back to haunt them. For many years the online casinos have been known to cheat their affiliates and shave commissions to name but one of their bad traits. There is a [...]

888 Founder Passes Away

By: Thomas derlan Rouletters Gambling News

Monday, January 4th, 2010 at 6:20 pm EST/EDT

One of the the true pioneers of the online casino industry passed away over the weekend. Aharon Shaked was one of the founders of 888 and was very much at the forefront of the development of the industry in its formative years. Aharon Shaked along with his brother Avi formed the company in 1997 after [...]

Is Perpective Needed On UIGEA Delay?

By: Roger Doyle Rouletters Gambling News

Sunday, January 3rd, 2010 at 6:29 pm EST/EDT

The industry as a whole is so keen to get back into The United States market. The goal itself seems to have become such a focus that some people within the industry seem to have lost sight of the reality of the situation. A repeal of the UIGEA and the introduction of a regulatory environment [...]

Another Online Casino Stops US Players

By: Thomas derlan Rouletters Gambling News

Saturday, January 2nd, 2010 at 6:08 pm EST/EDT

Despite all of the optimism that currently surrounds the full implementation of UIGEA, the pressure is still very much on for the small number of online casinos that are still prepared to accept US players. This situation was brought very much into sharp focus again with the decision by Golden Casino to stop accepting US [...]

Celebrity Gossip And Online Betting

By: Tony Castella Rouletters Gambling News

Friday, January 1st, 2010 at 9:30 pm EST/EDT

So here we are on the first day of the new year. One of the big trends among bookmakers in 2009 was the growth in betting on celebrity culture. While some people may find the idea of betting on the events in the lives, personal or otherwise, of celebrities distasteful, the massive growth in the [...]

UIGEA – The Biggest But Not The Only Story

By: Thomas derlan Rouletters Gambling News

Thursday, December 31st, 2009 at 5:48 pm EST/EDT

The story of UIGEA is such a large one for the online casino industry that it is quite easy to forget that it is not the only regulatory battle in town. There is no doubt that the coming year will be a very interesting one for the online casino industry and that regulatory conditions will [...]

Online Casinos Becoming More Local?

By: Roger Doyle Rouletters Gambling News

Wednesday, December 30th, 2009 at 7:08 pm EST/EDT

The business of predicting future events is both dangerous and seductive. Dangerous in the regard that it is virtually impossible not to look a bit silly when one’s predictions are looked at with the benefit of hindsight, and seductive in the regard that it is a basic part of human nature to have a tilt [...]