Antigua and Barbuda News

Richard Sullivan, 73, of St. John’s, Antigua, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Boston in August 2010 with racketeering, operating an illegal gambling business, and more.

This week in gambling, the news includes the state of New Jersey asking U.S. President Trump to help its online gambling industry. Also, Antigua would like Trump to end its decade-long fight with the U.S. over internet betting.

This week, J. Todd continues to watch the Ladbrokes-Coral merger play out as the gambling industry gets more interesting. Also, Rank and 888 talk about purchasing William Hill, and Antigua talks about how to collect millions from the United States.

Antigua and Barbuda is again seeking to end it's internet gaming dispute with the United States.

Small town Ontario woman wins $1.3 million BiLLe Lotto prize

J Todd reports on the victory the tiny Caribbean nation of Antigua won in their ongoing battle over online gambling with the United States and industry news from New Jersey, William Hill, and Zen Poker.

Antigua seeks final WTO approval of its sanctions in order to compel the United States to either comply with the rulings in Antigua's favor in the gambling dispute or to negotiate a fair and reasonable solution.

Next round in WTO dispute between Antigua & Barbuda and the United States puts it back on the WTO slate for January meeting.

Antigua and Barbuda already making uncomfortable noises about the implications of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's proposed online poker bill.

Antigua took its online gambling dispute with the United States to yet another WTO meeting last week.

Antigua may take "discriminatory trade practices" case against the US after recent raids on poker sites.

First ever inter-jurisdictional pact is signed by Kahnawake Gambling Commission and Islands of Antigua and Barbuda.

Surprise! He's back. Well, technically, Calvin Ayre never left Bodog Land, but he is no longer an online gambling operator, that is for sure. In true Bodog Land fashion, Calvin Ayre's journey since the UIEGA has been a wild one, and his plans for the future are even better, so I hope you enjoy the ride.

As I learned during my recent visit to the Morris Mohawk Gaming Group offices in Kahnawake, Bodog.com is back and ready to step into the spotlight once again. The bottom line and ultimate goals are really pretty simple- brand recognition and service across the globe, presence throughout all channels, and providing a spectacular experience for every single customer including players, affiliates and industry professionals.

International news brief: Gambling sites in Antigua and Barbuda will be allowed to advertise after it strengthened the regulation of the industry.

Costa Rica and Antigua separately filed for World Trade Organization arbitration on January 28, seeking compensation from the United States as a result of the U.S. withdrawal of its commitment on cross-border gambling services.

International news brief: The United States Friday urged Antigua to hold off on imposing sanctions authorized by the WTO in a dispute over online gambling, saying Washington was revising its WTO commitments.

International News Brief: Antigua and Barbuda expects to receive a big damage award from the World Trade Organization in a long-running Internet gambling dispute with the United States.

International News Brief: Antigua and Barbuda’s claims against the US are likely to reach as high as $7 billion as the internet gambling dispute continues.

International News Brief: Antigua and Barbuda is not on the list of foreign remote gambling jurisdictions approved to be white listed by the UK Gambling Commission, released yesterday.