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Csongor Lenkey, project manager at E-Gambling Montenegro, was full of praise after the company exhibited at ICE Totally Gaming for the first time.

“We consider the exhibition and our participation as a success,” said Lenkey.
”Last year was our first time at ICE, when we were here just to introduce the company and our services – but now we are better prepared, with more than six months’ experience."

The scale of the show made a strong impression on many visitors and exibitors and Lenkey is no exception: “This expo is in a bigger venue and we have received visitors and clients in high numbers, offering our services on site. We have had clients who have signed the application form for our services here.

“The feedback we have received at ICE has justified our concept and all-in-one model solution," added Lenkey. “The essence of it is that we provide all the required services and arrangements in a single service package, with minimum bureaucracy, and we deliver a turnkey solution in two to four weeks after receiving the application.

“As we had hoped, and as a result of this expo, we will have an increased number of inquiries and client application requests,” he concluded.

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Look out Las Vegas, here comes FarmVille. Silicon Valley is betting that online gambling is its next billion-dollar business, with developers across the industry turning casual games into occasions for adults to wager. At the moment these games are aimed overseas, where attitudes toward gambling are more relaxed and online betting is generally legal, and extremely lucrative. But game companies, from small teams to Facebook and Zynga, have their eye on the ultimate prize: the rich American market, where most types of real-money online wagers have been cleared by the Justice Department. Silicon Valley Companies believe that online gambling will soon become as simple as buying an e-book or streaming a movie, and that the convenience of being able to bet from your couch, surrounded by virtual friends, will offset the lack of glittering ambiance found in a real-world casino. Think you can get a field of corn in FarmVille, the popular Facebook game, to grow faster than your brother-in-law’s? Five bucks says you cannot. “Everyone is really anticipating this becoming a huge business,” said Chris DeWolfe, a co-founder of the pioneering social site Myspace, who is throwing his energies into a gaming studio with a gambling component backed by, among others, the personal investment funds of Jeff Bezos, Amazon’s founder, and Eric E. Schmidt, Google’s executive chairman. As companies eagerly wait for the American market to open up, they are introducing betting games in Britain, where Apple has tweaked the iPhone software to accommodate them. Mark Pincus, the chief executive of Zynga, said the company was just following the market. “There is no question there is great interest from all kinds of people in games of chance, whether it is for real money or virtual rewards,” he said. Zynga, which has missed revenue expectations in the last year, is making gambling a centerpiece of its new strategy. It has just applied to Nevada for a gambling license. Casual gaming first blossomed on Facebook’s Web site, where players could readily corral friends into their games. It is now being rethought for mobile devices, so people can play in brief snippets as they wait for a bus or a sandwich. Some games mimic the slots and poker found in casinos; others emphasize considerably more creativity. The vast majority of casual game players play at no charge. A small number buy virtual objects in the game to speed their play or increase their status.

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The Court of Justice of the European Union has confirmed that EU member states cannot prohibit or restrict the cross-border gambling market.

The preliminary ruling in the Italian case of Biasci et al (C-660/11ea) reiterates that such restrictions - which effectively favour incumbent operators in the state while precluding those licensed in other member states - are in breach of EU law.

The ruling, which applies to all cross-border betting and gambling, in whatever form, means that operators licensed in other EU member states should not be prevented from offering their services in Italy.

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