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Saturday, 21st November 2009

Gambling

Snooker players questioned over irregular betting allegations TWO snooker stars were questioned by police today over alleged irregular betting patterns during a UK Championship match.

Dividend cut as Ladbrokes joins list of battered bookies A RUN of poor figures for the UK's bookmakers continued yesterday when Ladbrokes reported a fall in profits and cut its dividend.

Online growth for William Hill as profit dips WILLIAM Hill, Britain's largest bookmaker, warned it was likely to miss profit targets this year because of poor results from major sporting fixtures and a slowdown in high-street gambling. The group posted pre-tax profits of £91.5 million for th

Investors take punt on spread betting SPREAD betting was once seen as the domain of City dealers who had the knowledge – and the taste for risk – to gamble thousands of pounds on the direction of shares, indices and commodities.

Power bets on software firm's ID technology

Police investigate snooker result

Ladbrokes in control of debt – after resisting 'bonkers' bank lending

Paddy Power move to Scotland is a racing certainty

Downturn fails to dent online gambling

Football pools relaunched online

Poker kings who stole £150,000 to fund Vegas spree jailed for 18 months

Poker and a pint, forget the dry martini

It's a safe bet that extending gambling will lead to dispute

Morrisons takes a punt on Irish shops

Bookie finds slot for some old-fashioned technology

£1m punter picks up pot

William Hill odds on for further woe

Betting shop punter nets £1m with 50p

Gambling addict sues bookie for £2.1m losses

Casino stakes a claim for the right to open 21 hours a day

Russell Crowe gets gladiatorial over gambling machines

Beating the odds

Tote set to be sold on open market

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