Online Casino and Gambling News: September 2011

Online gaming software developer WMS has announced the release of Jungle Wild, a new slot available on the company's Jackpot Party casino.

After an onslaught of bad news, beleaguered poker site Full Tilt Poker has announced some good news; French based Groupe Bernard Tapie has agreed to purchase the former poker giant.

Online betting company Betfair allegedly had sensitive customer data stolen from its servers just months before the company's flotation last year, a report by the UK Telegraph newspaper claims.

Online gaming software developer Microgaming has announced the upcoming release of three new slot games on its Flash, Quickfire, and Viper gaming platforms.

Troubled online poker site Full Tilt Poker has issued a statement responding the news that the Alderney Gambling Control Commission has revoked its gaming license.

Online gambling software developer IGT Interactive has released an updated version of a classic slot machine DaVinci Diamonds.

Kyrgyzstan has passed legislation through its parliament last week which effectively bans all forms of gambling.

A shocking development came through the news wires today as it was announced that the Alderney Gambling Control Commission has revoked Full Tilt Poker's gambling license, potentially crippling any deal that the troubled poker site has been negotiating with foreign investors.

Ireland based wagering company Paddy Power looks to be headed toward the United States, with a report claiming that the gambling giant is looking to apply for an online poker license in Nevada.

A pro-online poker petition put up on the White House's "We The People" website that would give congressional consideration to any petition with more than 5,000 signatures has exceeded that number and is continuing to grow by the day.