Online Casino and Gambling News: March 2012

Online wagering software developer Cryptologic has released its fourth quarter and full year financial results for 2011, highlighting its first positive revenue report since 2006.

Online gambling site Bovada has blocked access to its website for residents of four U.S. states, possibly due to the legal action that was recently taken against Bodog and founder Calvin Ayre.

Bovada.lv, a Bodog franchisee that is licensed by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission has not issued comment on any site restrictions, however many players began posting a Bovada notice on internet message boards.

European online gambling giant Bwin.Party digital Entertainment has applied for an online poker license in Nevada, according to CardPlayer.com.

A lucky punter won $255,462 while playing the video slot Chinatown at internet casino Win A Day Casino.

Online betting giant Betfair has launched its first batch of mobile based casino games.

Online gaming company Casino Rewards Group is reporting that a woman and her partner have both his large progressive jackpot wins within three months of each other.

Online casino group 32Red Plc has released its year end financial results, highlighting record net gaming revenues and a doubled pre-tax profit.

A Caesars Entertainment executive said that various bodies in the United States are realizing that online poker regulation is necessary.

Online casino All Slots has released a mobile casino app for Android devices, offering 22 online casino games to players who wish to gamble anywhere.

PokerStars' new high speed poker product Zoom Poker is set to enter a real cash beta mode after only two weeks in the free beta stage.