Online Casino and Gambling News: October 2011

UK based William Hill reportedly experienced a mass walkout by nearly 200 employees in Tel Aviv, Israel earlier today, according to a report by The Sun newspaper.

Wagering companies William Hill plc and Probability plc have been given a negotiating extension, a positive indicator for the two companies.

Bally Technologies is reportedly optimistic about the opportunity that legal online gambling in the United States may bring, having already developed several games for Apple products.

A UK poker player was sentenced to three months in jail for threatening staff members of an online poker site.

An online gambler became an instant millionaire this weekend after hitting a jackpot while playing Mega Moolah.

LuckyClubCasino.com and its marketing partner Rich Club Affiliates have been sold to unnamed parties by Jackpot Capitol Group, with financial terms unavailable as of this report.

Online gambling software developer Playtech has announced that it has released a new video slot titled "Halloween Fortune".

American Wagering, Inc.'s subsidiary Leroy's Sportsbook has had a sports wagering app approved by the Nevada Gaming Control Board, which will allow users to place sports wagers through their phone anywhere in Nevada.

The Secret Service and US Attorney's Office interviewed online gamblers who reside in South Carolina's Greenville County, media reports claim.

French police in Cannes have arrested three Italian citizens and one Frenchman on fraud charges related to cheating at poker inside the Les Princes Casino.