Online Casino and Gambling News: July 2011

According to a report by the Yonhap news agency, South Korean police arrested dozens of Hyundai Motor Company employees after it was discovered they were involved in illegal gambling during office hours.

Long time online casino website CasinoLuck.com recently revealed that the company's platform has undergone a complete makeover.

WMS owned Jackpot Party today announced that it is bringing its land based Gold Fish slot to the online world.

According to a report by Bloomberg, 888 Holdings is considering applying for a Nevada Internet Gambling License should legal hurdles be cleared.

Online gambling company 32Red today published its company results for the first half of 2011, and touted record revenues of £11 million, which is up 42% over last year.

Online betting company bwin today announced that it has launched an app this week that will allow its players to play poker on their Android devices.

Talk about kicking 'em while they are down! Earlier this week Ireland based PaddyPower.com decided to take bets as to whether or not Full Tilt Poker will be offering real cash games on July 27th; the day after the beleaguered online poker site learns its fate from the Alderney Gambling Control Commission.

A Greek gambler recently hit it big, winning €125,000 while playing the slot game Greater Blue Slots at King Solomons Casino.

Today, Playtech powered Titan Casino announced that its new online platform has gone live.

This week online casino software provider Playtech announced that it had completed two major deals which will see the company adding Mobenga AB mobile gaming technology to its portfolio, and acquiring Gala Coral as a licensee.