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Analisis e Impresiones de WWE Money In the Bank
Este artÃculo refleja las opiniones personales de su autor, y no necesariamente las de la Revista Súper Luchas El dia esperado por millones de fanaticos llego. Hacia tiempo que la WWE no generaba tanta expectacion por un pago por evento, pero todo parece apuntar que despues de las bajas ventas registradas en su anterior evento [...]http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?hos...as&ref=&feed=1
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Options open for Saigon
Saigon may try to maintain his 100% record in the Richmond Stakes at Glorious Goodwood on Friday week.
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UK Plans Changes to Remote Gambling Regulations
The United Kingdom’s Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has announced plans for a major change to its online gambling regulations. Under the new plan, any remote gambling operator that wants to offer its services to customers in the UK, must obtain a license from the UK’s Gambling Commission, regardless of where that operator is located.
Currently, operators need only be licensed in a country in the European Economic Area (EEA). The EEA was formed in 1994, allowing Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein to essentially be honorary members of the European Union (EU) – they can participate in the EU’s Internal Market without formally being members of the EU. All told, there are 30 members of the EEA – the 27 EU nations and the three previously mentioned members. In addition to the EEA members, internet gambling companies that are licensed in countries on a separate “white list” are allowed, as well. These countries include Gibraltar, Antigua, Alderney, the Isle of Man, and Tasmania. Thus, the new plan would shift licensing from the “point of supply” to the “point of consumption.” In a press release, John Penrose, the Minister for gambling policy and recreation, said: “The current system for regulating remote gambling doesn’t work. Overseas operators get an unfair advantage over UK based companies, and British consumers who gamble online may have little or no protection depending on where the operator they deal with happens to be based. So our new proposals are an important step to help address concerns about problem gambling and to plug a regulatory gap, ensuring a much more consistent and higher level of protection for those people in the UK who gamble online. “We will create a level playing field, so all overseas operators will be subject to the same standards and requirements as those based in Britain, as well as being required to inform the Gambling Commission about suspicious betting patterns to help fight illegal activity and corruption in betting.” While this is not the greatest of news to operators already operating in the UK with licenses from an EEA or White List country, the Gambling Commission isn’t leaving them out to dry. Operators in “trusted jurisdictions” will be treated more favorably than those from elsewhere. For example, they “will not have to duplicate regulatory work.” Isle of Man Minister for the Department of Economic Development Allan Bell told eGaming Review that he was “encouraged” by the possibility of lighter treatment, saying, “Under the automatic transitional license Isle of Man based companies will have a streamlined point of entry and significantly reduced administrative costs when they obtain a UK license. In my recent conversation with Minister Penrose I received assurances that the UK Gambling Commission has no wish to duplicate the work that our Gambling Commission does in regulating our operators.” The Alderney Gambling Control Commission, the organization that recently suspended Full Tilt Poker’s license, issued a statement, saying, in part, “…DCMS and the UK Gambling Commission have indicated that they intend to implement a regime of jurisdictional equivalence, permitting Alderney licensees a ‘fast track’ into UK licensing as and when that regime is implemented. “We have also been assured that the extent of regulatory activity undertaken by the UK Gambling Commission in respect of non-UK operators, including those located in the EEA, will depend on the degree to which those operators meet the standards, enforcement, experience and level of cooperation with the UK Gambling Commission.” It will still be some time before the proposed changes are put into effect, possibly not until late 2012. More... |
2011 World Series of Poker Day 48: Makiievskyi Leads as November Nine Looms
Ahtoh Makiievskyi leads going into the final day of the 2011 WSOP Main Event. Ben Lamb, Phil Collins, and Ryan Lenaghan all sit in the current top 10.
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WSOP By The Numbers: Day 7 Rundown
The 2011 World Series of Poker is full of facts, figures, stats and records. With so many numbers being crunched day in and day out, sometimes it is tough to see what they all add up to. That is why each day BLUFF brings you some of the more interesting numbers related to the news [...]
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Anton Makievskyi Leads 2011 WSOP Main Event With 22 Remaining
http://cdn.wickedchopspoker.com/wp-c...7/IMG_3563.jpg Chainsaw's GOTR watched as almost all of the major notables got KO'd yesterday.
The 2011 WSOP Main Event, from a public interest perspective, got way less interesting yesterday. As the field narrowed from 57 to 22, the likes of Erick Lindgren, David Bach, Minh Nguyen, “Sugary” Tony Hachem, Guillaume Darcourt (pink haired French guy, good villian), JP Kelly, Erika Moutinho, a woman, and David Sands (WHO ARE A COUPLE!!!). Almost a worst case scenario, really. Leading the way going into the final day isAnton Makievskyi from The UkraineTMwith just over 21M. He’s followed by Ireland’s Eoghan O’Dea with 19.5M. Notables still in the field include Ben Lamb (14.6M), Phil Collins (13.8M), and Sam Barnhart (4.9M). For a full recap of play, go here. For full chip counts, go here. Related Posts
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2011 WSOP Main Event Day 8, Recap of Day 7 Begins
Only 22 players remain heading into day 8 of the 2011 WSOP Main Event, and by the end of the day the final table will be set and we will know our 2011 November Nine. Card Player TV is here to bring you up to speed on what happened on day 7, with the top chip counts, big bust outs, and an interview with Eoghan O'Dea, who is coming into the final day second in chips.
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Vesta Sizes Up
This composite image shows the comparative sizes of nine asteroids. Up until now, Lutetia, with a diameter of 81 miles (130 kilometers), was the largest asteroid visited by a spacecraft, which occurred during a flyby. Vesta dwarfs all other small bodies in this image. Asteroid Vesta also is considered a protoplanet because it's a large body that almost became a planet and has a diameter of approximately 330 miles (530 kilometers). Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/JAXA/ESA
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