It’s a good news, (potentially) bad news time for PokerStars, the world’s largest online poker site. We’ll start with the positives. As of January 1st, online gambling sites must obtain a […]
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It’s a good news, (potentially) bad news time for PokerStars, the world’s largest online poker site. We’ll start with the positives. As of January 1st, online gambling sites must obtain a […]
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It’s a good news, (potentially) bad news time for PokerStars, the world’s largest online poker site. We’ll start with the positives. As of January 1st, online gambling sites must obtain a […]
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It’s a good news, (potentially) bad news time for PokerStars, the world’s largest online poker site. We’ll start with the positives. As of January 1st, online gambling sites must obtain a […]
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Crestwood Farm’s grade I-winning miler Jack Milton got his first foal Jan. 30, when a colt bred by David Lavoie was born on a farm near Ocala, Fla.
Crestwood Farm’s grade I-winning miler Jack Milton got his first foal Jan. 30, when a colt bred by David Lavoie was born on a farm near Ocala, Fla.
Crestwood Farm’s grade I-winning miler Jack Milton got his first foal Jan. 30, when a colt bred by David Lavoie was born on a farm near Ocala, Fla.
Crestwood Farm’s grade I-winning miler Jack Milton got his first foal Jan. 30, when a colt bred by David Lavoie was born on a farm near Ocala, Fla.
Three Rules, the top Florida-bred juvenile last year and winner of five races at Gulfstream, will make his 2016 debut Feb. 4 in the seven-furlong Swale Stakes (G2).
John Oxley’s reigning juvenile male champion Classic Empire makes his anticipated seasonal bow in the $350,000 Lambholm South Holy Bull Stakes (G2) against eight rivals at Gulfstream Park.
After an in-depth review of its racing medication rules relative to the Association of Racing Commissioners International’s recommendations, a Kentucky council is recommending penalty classification changes for a pair of medications.
With positive returns in handle, attendance, television ratings, and the on-track experience, the Pegasus World Cup (G1) figures to remain in South Florida at The Stronach Group’s Gulfstream Park.
With positive returns in handle, attendance, television ratings, and the on-track experience, the Pegasus World Cup (G1) figures to remain in South Florida at The Stronach Group’s Gulfstream Park.
Steve Barham (Oregon), Bennett Liebman (New York), and Allan Monat (Illinois) will comprise the independent panel the Association of Racing Commissioners International has formed to certify compliance with key integrity standards each year.
Greek lottery and betting operator OPAP has announced a trio of new technology supplier deals as the company looks to upgrade its core services.
On Wednesday, OPAP announced that it had selected sportsbook data and services outfit Betgenius as its new primary integrated digital sports betting service provider. The two-year deal will ensure OPAP receives fully-automated prices for around 130k events per year.
OPAP will begin migrating its digital sportsbook to Betgenius’ platform later this year. OPAP’s platform is currently provided by Italian operator GTECH, but OPAP CEO Damian Cope vowed last August that the company would launch “a far superior offering” in 2017.
At the retail level, OPAP has come to terms on a software and services deal with gambling technology provider Playtech‘s BGT Sports division to power self-service betting terminals (SSBT) across OPAP’s agency network. OPAP betting shops will commence the SSBT rollout in H1 2017, while a Playtech-powered over-the-counter sports betting solution will follow in 2018.
With her five-furlong move over the turf at Palm Meadows Training Center Feb. 1, Tepin again succeeded in sparking renewed hope that Plan ‘A’ can come off as scheduled.
Daily fantasy sports operator Fantasy Aces has filed for bankruptcy, reportedly due to the site having commingled player funds with operating capital.
On Wednesday, FantasyAlarm.com reported that Fantasy Aces had filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection in a California bankruptcy court. The filing cites assets of $1.82m and liabilities of just under $3m – of which over $1.3m is player deposits – and indicates that “no funds will be available to unsecured creditors” after administrative expenses are paid.
News of the filing followed a confusing few days that began when rival DFS operator FantasyDraft confirmed earlier this week that its planned acquisition of Fantasy Aces – which was announced last Thursday – had fallen through due to “issues identified during our due diligence.”
The Fantasy Aces website, which had been dormant since the original acquisition announcement, switched its homepage to a black screen promising that an update was “coming shortly” but no further changes have been made. Trading in the company’s shares on the TSX Venture Exchange was suspended last week ahead of the acquisition announcement and remain suspended.
Lauded as a “game changer” by organizers from Racing NSW and the Australian Turf Club, the 1,200-meter (six-furlong) race offers the same shareholder buy-in concept pioneered by The Stronach Group, which organized the Pegasus.
Lauded as a “game changer” by organizers from Racing NSW and the Australian Turf Club, the 1,200-meter (six-furlong) race offers the same shareholder buy-in concept pioneered by The Stronach Group, which organized the Pegasus.
The European Pattern Committee implemented a five-year ban on downgrading any group race of 13 furlongs or more.