'Gambling' News

The latest misuse of technology to have been discovered seems to be an iPhone and iPod Touch application that allows blackjack players to count cards. Read the rest of this entry »

With effect from 17^th October, Google has decided to change their policy regarding paid search advertising for gaming and gambling sites in U.K. Read the rest of this entry »

Yahoo! Search Marketing has sent an email to its advertisers in the U.K. advising them about a change in Yahoo! policy with regards to gambling ads. Read the rest of this entry »

Google imposed a “full” ban on gambling ads starting from the 1st of this month. In the past Google officially allowed ads from websites that did not require payment. So for example, any casino could lure people to their site via a free gaming portal, and then direct them to the paid site thereafter. Read the rest of this entry »

AdWords editors have a “strict” policy against advertising any gambling sites. Yet, every time one searches on Google for any keywords related to gambling (e.g. online casinos, poker etc.) one is sure to see a good many sponsored links from the who’s who of the gambling world. Read the rest of this entry »