The Weekly Roundup (29th March to 4 April) | Online gambling news from UK & China

For Gambling News Visit allgamblenews.com 1. Judge Dismisses Appeal to Sue DoubleDown Interactive A federal judge recently dismissed a case that had been filed last April by a resident of Illinois against DoubleDown Interactive, the casino division of the gaming device maker, International Game Technology (IGT) http://allgamblenews.com/casino-news/... 2. Murder Charges Levelled Against Tennis Coach Due to Poker Debt The murder investigation of a 42 year old self-made millionaire Koen Everink at the start of this month has taken a new turn with 29-year-old tennis coach Mark de Jong being arrested in connection with the homicide http://allgamblenews.com/poker-news/m... 3. Two UK Online Gambling Operators Face Flak Due to Tasteless Promos In an attempt to mimic Paddy Power’s renowned cheeky marketing gimmicks, two UK online gambling operators have been compelled to issue a formal statement acknowledging their error in judgement http://allgamblenews.com/betting-news... 4. Dip in Lottery Sales for China but Progress in Technology Data from the China’s Ministry of Finance has revealed that the lottery sales for the first two months of the year have been declining as compared to the same time last year http://allgamblenews.com/uncategorize... 5. Icahn Uncertain Over Taj Mahal Future After Takeover Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City no longer belongs to Donald Trump after Carl Icahn lent a helping hand to Trump Entertainment Resorts and aided them in emerging from bankruptcy, and in the process making the company part of his own holding, Icahn Enterprises http://allgamblenews.com/casino-news/...