Online Casino and Gambling News: March 2012

Online wagering software developer World Match has released a Blackjack mini side game that will retain many features of the original game, despite its smaller size.

Online based rummy site Rummy Royal has notified affiliates that it will be leaving the U.S., French, and Israeli markets because of regulatory changes.

Viaden powered and Isle of Man based Big Casino has sent emails to players with existing balances announcing that it is ceasing operations effective April 1st.

Internet gambling giant Bwin.party digital entertainment has announced the release of a real money poker app developed specifically for the iPad.

During a budget speech this week, British Chancellor George Osborne announced that the UK government will tax offshore casino operators that access the country's gambling market.

Online gaming firm Bodog Europe has left the Spanish gaming market ahead of the country's implementation of new online gambling regulations.

Sweden based wagering software developer Net Entertainment has released its newest video slot 'Crime Scene'.

An Australian former e-payment processor will be testifying in the New York trial of two men that were charged with crimes relating to the events of Black Friday.

Canadian based online wagering software developer Amaya Gaming Group has released its fourth quarter and full year 2011 financial results, highlighting a rise in revenues but a CDN $1.92 million loss for the year.

Relax Gaming Network Limited has become the recipient of the 100th online gambling license that the Alderney Gambling Control Commission has issued.