Online Casino and Gambling News: March 2012

Online wagering giant Sportingbet plc announced that it has made its final payment of $6 million to theOffice of the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, clearing its slate with the United States for any past American activity.

Online wagering company 888 Holdings plc has released its full year 2011 financial results, highlighting increased revenues and an overall strong performance.

The United Kingdom's Department for Culture, Media and Sport has denied that it will shift responsibility of the UK Gambling Commission to another ministry after the Olympics this summer.

A former e-payment processor who was indicted in the Black Friday charges suddenly plead guilty to the charges he was facing in a New York courtroom, two weeks before his trial was scheduled to begin.

Online casino All Slots has announced the launch of an Android application that brings real money games to smartphones running system version 2.2 or later.

Mr. Green Casino has announced that it has adopted Microgaming's Quickfire platform, enhancing its gaming library that already games from IGT, Net Entertainment, and NYX Interactive.

Online betting giant Betfair has announced that the betting exchange has announced that it will launch itself as a bookmaker.

A South Carolina CEO reportedly killed himself after a former accountant admitted to him that she stole company funds to spend on internet gambling

Ohio police raided an internet cafe last Friday while acting on a search warrant and arrested two people that were charged with operating a gambling house.

Utah Governor Gary Herbert signed a bill into law that criminalizes the act of online gambling within the Beehive State.