Belgium News - Page 2

The Class E license allows EveryMatrix to provider operators with casino and sportsbook solutions in the Belgian market.

During the last weekend of February online casino operator Casino777 and offline partner Casino de Spa debuted their roulette hosted live from Spa, the town famous for its thermal baths.

EU recommends governments employ risk reduction regulation on online gambling such as age checks, spending and advertising limits.

The European Commission will issue recommendations on online gambling next week.

Aspire Global, a leading online provider of instant games, recently completed a makeover of its Belgian gaming site Grand Games.

Land-based Groupe Circus will boost its Web offering with IGT’s entire portfolio of online games via IGT rgs® Casino.

Belgian licensed operator win2day.be has completed the launch of its multi-channel online gaming offering powered by the OMEGA CORE management system.

bwin.party's has partnered with Belgium's Belacasinos, giving the company a presence in Belguim.

Malta vetoes EU measure to counter match-fixing over concerns other states may use it to deny access to their online gambling market.

bwin.party CEO Norbert Teufelberger was questioned by Belgian police after speaking at the Responsible Gaming Day conference in Brussels, according to several media reports.

Tomorrow the European Union will publish action plan to deal with issues in the online gambling industry.

The European Union is solidifying its position on online gambling with a proposed crackdown on illegal gambling sites.

PokerStars has become one of the first online poker sites in Belgium to be officially granted a license under the Casino de Namur A+ license.

EU Member States should be free to maintain their own rules on online gambling, but should step up EU-wide cooperation to counter the black market and protect children and vulnerable consumers.

A complaint has been made to the European Commission over Greece's gambling laws.

Council of European Union will work as one across all 27 countries on gambling, preventing companies moving to avoid taxes.

Circus Groupe and PokerStars have announced a partnership which makes it legal to offer online poker under the regulation of the Belgian Gaming Commission.

Many well known pros have signed up for the €1,500 buy-in, five-day televised main event.

The €1.5 Million event will be televised for five days and some well-known pros have signed up as 17 days of satellites begin in Belgium.

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