Online Gambling news by Online Gambling Pal

The management of Play65 has announced the launch of an incentives-based VIP Club. Online backgammon players can now collect VIP points and Shop points. Before the introduction of the VIP Club, Play65 consulted Hybrid Interaction. Players collect points by playing real money backgammon games and tournaments. These points can be redeemed for cash money or presents.

Students in Singapore are using the popularity of gambling for environmental campaigning. The students from the National University of Singapore create casino-themed campaigns, like fruit machine jackpots and roulette. With these casino-themed campaigns, the students try to gain attention for climate change.

An ex-insurance broker has been accused for committing fraud. He allegedly committed fraud to finance his online gambling activities. The 34-year-old man from Oakland allegedly defrauded nine clients. The frauds are estimated at €1.370.752, according to IFA Web News. Daniel J. Trolaro was an accredited insurance agent, securities dealer and licensed financial planner.

NetPlay TV has introduced a SuperCasino application for the iPhone handset. The interactive gaming company revealed that British customers can obtain the application for free at Apple’s Applications Store. NetPlay TV is the largest interactive television gaming firm in the United Kingdom.

Royal Vegas players continue to return to the online casino due to the security and safety. Obviously, regular payouts are always in the spotlights, followed by the offered entertainment. However, top-class online security systems are essential. Royal Vegas Online Casino makes use of top-of-the-line security systems.

The North Gauteng High Court (NGHC) has ruled that online gambling is banned in South Africa. The Gauteng Gambling Board (GGB) recently announced that online gambling is illegal. GGB is South Africa’s gambling watchdog. Internet operators are not allowed to offer online gambling. Online gamblers, ISP’s or marketers who make online gambling possible can be prosecuted.

Second Chance Properties has banned seven top managers from casinos. This ban follows a gambling loss of €20.45 million at the Resorts World Sentosa. It is the first company that prohibits its top managers to gamble at Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World Sentosa in Singapore.

Taiwanese multi-talent Jay Chou managed to lose more than €1 million within two days in a Singapore-based casino. Malaysian newspaper Nanyang Siang Pau reports that the musician, actor, music and film producer and singer lost the money at the Marina Bay Sands Casino. Chou decided to visited the casino during his concert tour in Singapore.

Nevada’s gaming board has fined Caesars Palace €196.959 for allowing a gambler to climb the gambling table. The player danced on the baccarat table while the game was played. The gaming control board (GCB) lodged a complaint against Caesars Palace. The Vegas-based casino didn’t protect the game and the players.

La Palm Casino, owned by KaiRo International Group, has donated €2.580 to New Horizon Special School. This day school in Ghana serves children and adults who are intellectually disabled. La Palm Casino forms part of La Palm Royal Beach Hotel. The amount is the result of bets made on Ghana’s matches during this summer’s World Cup.