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Tag Archives: Caribbean
US Online Gambling: Don’t bet on it.
One or two traders were caught out Friday, following a late afternoon surge in the share price of both Sportingbet and PartyGaming. Sportingbet shares were up 15.9% at 43 3/4p whilst PartyGaming climbed 9.5% to 26p. Two factors may have … Continue reading
Posted in All Guest Authors's Posts, Analysis (Industry), Regulations
Tagged Caribbean, European Union, Interactive Media Entertainment & Gaming Association, Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, Niall O'Connor, online gambling, online gaming, PartyGaming, pence, Sportingbet, the Financial Times, United States, United States Department of Justice, warehouse services, World Trade Organization
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Chris Masse’s totaly misinformed view on Media Predict
Media Predict I am asked by one of our people in Down Under to give my thoughts. #1. They need to put a “search” box on top on their frontpage. #2. Good work on the user interface. It’s clean and … Continue reading
TradeSports fax number = InTrade fax number
— TRADESPORTS: — INTRADE: — Previous: What does the TradeSports/InTrade “split†really amount to? – by Deep Throat + TradeSports takes a Caribbean cruise. – by Chris Masse
Nick Jenkins welcomes you to Betcha.com, America’s first person-to-person betting site.
Betcha.com Betcha.com is the world’s first honor-based, person-to-person betting platform. We connect people who like to bet. Betcha works like an auction site, minus the hassles and inventory. As a Betcha bettor, you: (a) offer and accept bet propositions on … Continue reading
Posted in Betting, Exchange Genesis, Exchanges & Markets, Regulations, Resources - References
Tagged America, auction site, Betcha, Betcha Platform, Betcha Platform falls, Caribbean, Christmas, Cole Sparrow, David Bunnell, eBay, federal law, football, founder, illegal offshore gambling site, Internet Community & Entertainment Corp., Internet use, Las Vegas, law professor, law works, lawyer, Nick Jenkins, online betting sites, P2P, person-to-person betting site, PGA Tour, Seattle, Super Bowls, Tom Bell, United States, USD, Washington
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TradeSports takes a Caribbean cruise.
TradeSports, at the origin of times: TradeSports is a sports betting exchange incorporated in Ireland, E.U. TradeSports, some time ago: TradeSports is a sports betting exchange incorporated in The Netherlands Antilles. TradeSports, today: TradeSports, [sic] is a sports betting exchange … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Humor, Regulations
Tagged Caribbean, Cayman Islands, Commonwealth Day of Dominica, Dominica, Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, Ireland, John Delaney, Netherlands Antilles, prediction markets, sports betting exchange, The Netherlands Antilles, United States
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Media Predict now infringes on the Hollywood Stock Exchange’s turf, MOVIES.
Media Predict blog: How much will Pirates of the Caribbean or Ocean’s Thirteen gross in their opening weekends? Will Paul McCartney’s new record debut in the top five? Or will we ever see a fourth episode of ABC’s “Who Is … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets
Tagged ABC, Caribbean, Hollywood Stock Exchange, Paul McCartney, prediction markets
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The Hollywood Stock Exchange blogger on Spider-Man 3
“Mac Daddy”: The anticipation of a three year wait was overwhelming. Spider-Man 3 (SPID3) broke the all-time record for biggest opening weekend with a blockbuster $151.1 million. The previous mark of $135.6 million was set just last July by Pirates … Continue reading