Europe: Latest News

Positive words break months-long silence from the Italian regulator over its position on European shared liquidity.

Across Europe, the United States and now even South America, shared liquidity has finally won out—2018 should see cross-border shared liquidities across all key existing and emerging online poker markets.

Poker Pro turned entrepreneur becomes an MEP representing Lithuania.

New legislation will be put on hold until at least August 8, while the EU Commission rules on compliance with EU treaties.

Lock Poker’s failure to process pending withdrawals generates accusations about the new skin on the network.

Gambler demands €950k of gambling losses be returned because the online operator was in the gray market.

407 players entered PokerStars’ Bulgaria tournament—and all of them were blocked from accessing the PokerStars website.

The Gaming Regulators European Forum (GREF) has listed affiliates as one of three top issues following their conference…

State will want to branch out with interstate and international compacts, says Delaware lottery director.

Players from Sweden, Finland and other EU countries should benefit from tax-free winnings following the launch of FTP under Malta license.

Powerful trade groups criticize the recent EU Action Plan for failing to address the problem of “illegal gambling providers.”

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has finally issued a ruling that breaks OPAP’s Greek Gaming Monopoly.