Online Casino and Gambling News: April 2012

Steve Jennings of the Motherwell Football Club has been cleared by Scottish Police of sports corruption, Jennings' lawyer told BBC Scotland last week.

Various gambling firms are having an active interest in getting the act legalized in the United States, as many of the top companies in the industry have spent heavily in lobbying politicians a government report shows.

Golf legend Tiger Woods will be hosting poker legends Phil Hellmuth and Doyle Brunson at a charity poker game at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas next weekent.

Browser based internet casino WinADay has announced that it has released Keno 101, the casino's second keno game, which features a theme that many lottery keno players will be familiar with.

Online wagering software developer Net Entertainment has released two new mobile games, appropriately titled "Victorious Touch" and "Flowers Touch".

Online gambling giant BetVictor has announced that it has launched a suite of mobile wagering games developed by Realistic Games for the iPad, smartphone, and PC.

Online poker site iGame has announced that it has launched Fast Poker, a variant of the immensely popular Zoom Poker that is being played on PokerStars.

Two online bookies were arrested in Bangalore, India after they were caught taking bets on cricket matches.

UK based gambling giant William Hill released its first quarter 2012 financial results on Friday, highlighting strong online numbers with a big jump in the sportsbetting sector.

The Kahnawake Gaming Commission's website was hacked on Thursday, leaving several incomprehensible messages on the site's homepage.