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Leaders of the 16 German states, or Lander, that control the market through the soon-to-expire State Gambling Treaty, met this week in Berlin but were unable to agree on a final solution, postponing the decision to later in the year.

It is known that some states, and Schleswig-Holstein in particular, favour a more enlightened policy. The Schleswig-Holstein proposal for its individual state policy, which has received the approval of the European Commission, allows for the licensing of online gambling private operators in general.

Licensed operators would pay a 20 percent tax on gross profits and be properly regulated in an approach that has been widely applauded in the online industry.

The current situation regarding the overall Treaty is that - subject to a EC green light scheduled for mid-July - in the interim individual Lander may be able to action a restricted opening of online sports betting involving private operators, although the heavy 16.6 percent tax on turnover is unlikely to be appealing.

Online gambling group Betfair gave the 16 state premiers food for thought by releasing a report it had commissioned from German law expert Bernd Grzeszick of the University of Heidelberg this week. In his report, the German academic opines that the draft proposal submitted to the EC is unlikely to win approval, mainly because its provisions are not applied in “a consistent and systematic manner as required by the European Court of Justice.”

Releasing the report, a Betfair spokesman observed: “We are hopeful that the prime ministers use the remaining time available to them to agree on a legally watertight treaty that provides reputable private companies a fair market opportunity and protects German consumers against an uncontrolled black market.”

The spokesman added that Schleswig-Holstein has already obtained European Commission approval for its more open approach to online gambling regulation, and expressed the hope that other German Lander would follow suit.

Meanwhile, the H2 Gambling Consultancy predicted that an overly-restrictive approach to German sports betting as proposed in the draft submitted to the EC could backfire on the German Lander, as it would be unlikely to garner more than 7 percent of the widespread online gambling already taking place in the market.

Poker Room USA.com is currently beta-testing on the run-up to an Independence Day launch in which members’ monthly subscription fees will be converted into points for tournament action that can yield prizes, cash or seats in live tournaments.

Bluff Magazine’s 2008 “Online Poker Player of the Year” David Chicotsky is the company’s marketing manager, reporting to Matthew Kidd, president of CMK Interactive Systems, Inc., a US-based Wyoming corporation.

Kidd commented this week: “On April 15th, the FBI declared ‘game over’ for cash-depositing online poker players in America. As Americans continue to pine from the rail, It’s a pleasure to be able to offer Poker Room USA to the thousands of poker players looking for a safe alternative to online gambling. Players can still experience the thrill of competition and winning prizes without risking their money.”

“Working with David Chicotsky and raising money for two great organizations to help our troops makes PokeroomUSA a worthwhile and exciting venture.”

Kidd claims that PokeroomUSA.com operates within US sweepstakes rules where these are legal and excludes people from joining who live in states or countries where it is not.

Those affected are apparently being assured that their positive account balances are immediately available for withdrawal.

Under the new laws, only companies in possession of a French gambling licence issued by regulator ARJEL may operate in the country, and the move is seen as an initiative to comply in the new environment.

Microgaming and 888.com formed a partnership earlier this year targeted on the French market. It is expected that once licensed, the partnership will operate a dedicated French website in full compliance with ARJEL requirements.

Other members of the board include Canal+ internet marketing director Laurent de Camas as marketing chief and Anne Balland as chief financial officer.

Deplanck is leaving his position as head of Canal+’s youth unit to take up his new responsibilities. The television exec has been in charge of youth programming at the French pay TV operator since 2007, and played an instrumental role in the launch of the Canal+ Family service. Prior to Canal+ he ran TPS Jeunesse. Deplanck started his TV career in 1990 at MTV before moving to TPS where he oversaw the launch of digital channels TéléToon, Eureka and Piwi.

Laurent de Camas has worked at the pay TV broadcaster in various roles since 1986, while Anne Cécile Balland, has been head of management control of Canal+ group sports department since 2008 and has held senior management positions including head of cash management at TF1-owned Eurosport TV.

Mick Ancona joined Ladbrokes as IT director in 2006 and was VP for product development at Orbis Technology previously.

Canal+ is the biggest premium pay TV provider in France and operator of the Canal+ Sport channel, with 12.5 million subscribers, including 10.8 million in France. The venture will offer online gambling to French citizens using Canal+s brand strength combined with Ladbrokes e-gaming expertise, all under a licence issued by French regulator ARJEL.

Ladbrokes has agreed that whilst it is a shareholder in the joint venture, and for two years thereafter, it will not operate any other internet gambling business in France.

The fines stem from three incidents involving underage players at the facility. On July 4, 2009, a twenty-year-old male visitor was able to play on one of the casino’s slot machines for over an hour. A month later, a nineteen-year-old man played at a bank of slot machines for nearly twenty minutes. The most severe infraction came two weeks later, when an eighteen-year-old woman played the slots for well over two hours.

The facility’s owner, Mountainview Thoroughbred Racing, is not appealing the decision and has agreed to pay the fines. Since 2004, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has issued over US$200,000 in fines to casinos that have allowed underage players on the gaming floor. The expansion of gaming in the state, as well as nearby states like West Virginia and Ohio, has prompted outrage from anti-gambling groups concerned with underage players falling into the trap of gambling addiction.

A similar incident occurred in September at the Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs in the town of Wilkes-Barre. From August 2008 to March 2009, state gaming investigators cited eleven incidences of underage players and four of underage visitors walking through the casino floor, with some of the visitors as young as fifteen years of age. Many of the underage players played slot machines for well over an hour before they were escorted off the property by casino security. Downs Racing L.P., the ownership group behind the casino, received fines totaling nearly US$100,000 for these violations.

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However, industry news shouldn’t be brushed off so fast. Much of the information is invaluable, even from a player’s perspective, for not only does it give the player a better gauge of understanding how things work within the online gambling industry, it will certainly reveal a trail of information that will practically always have a way of potentially manifesting in the player’s favor.

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In conclusion, while there is certainly lots of garbage online gambling news that gets published on the World Wide Web, don’t write it all off. Industry news especially makes for a great learning tool and for providing truly unbiased leads in your search to play at the best betting destinations online.

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CTXM boasts that these new 3D slots will take the gaming experience to a new level, offering more realistic graphics and player immersion.

Udy Yosha, CEO of CTXM, said: “For a very long time, the gambling industry has disregarded opportunities provided by 3D, viewing a typical player as an overly-serious cowboy, whose interest in gambling is limited to throwing coins into the “one-armed bandit” and pulling the handle.

“Now that 3D virtual communities have proved to be a vast area of activity, the industry has turned to developing interactive gambling worlds for people not only to play and win, but to communicate, compete, get awards and rankings, unite in teams, rejoice and grieve.

“Our next-generation 3D slots are a synergy of our diverse experiences in developing gaming solutions for platforms like the XBox and iPhone, as well as casual games for PC, which allows us to produce solutions beyond traditional gaming.”

Since 2004, CTXM has developed over 100 gambling applications, 20 titles for PC, XBox Live and iPhone and has co-published over 100 casual game titles in Central and Eastern Europe.