Billionairio.com offers better odds, prizes
Billionairio.com, a raffle-style numbers game, is challenging state monopolies on lotteries around the world by offering better odds and bigger prizes than the UK National Lottery, Euro Millions and Powerball.

Lotto hits the information super highway
International News Brief: The Lotteries Commission has launched online Lotto sales, boldly predicting it will lead to an increase in problem gambling.

Officials pestimistic about NZ online lottery
International News Brief: Internal Affairs officials doubt the sale of Lotto tickets over the internet will be sufficient to arrest a long-term decline in New Zealand Lotteries' income unless it is also allowed to sell 'more exciting' games online.

NZ lottery reveals online plans
International News Brief: NZ Lotteries has revealed that selling Lottery tickets online is the first of a two-stage plan that could see it offer 'more adventurous games' over the internet within two years.

32Red offers French service
32Red revealed their French online casino service today in what is the latest addition to the company's e-gaming profile.

Lottery 2.0 launches new private beta
Lottery 2.0 reports the launch of their private beta and is pioneering the creation of a new market in the online gambling market space through technological innovation.

Lottery Post releases new tool
Lottery Post reports the release of the Lottery Results Gadget for Windows Vista.

NYX Interactive, Svenska Spel International sign deal
NYX Interactive announced in February 2007 that it had entered into an agreement with Svenska Spel International for delivery of an Internet gaming system to the Lithuanian national operator, WinLoto.

Sungold, North Dakota tribe sign deal
Sungold International Holdings Corp. has signed a three year agreement with the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians to market and launch in partnership, the Horsepower 8 World Pool Lottery on the Internet.

New Zealand online lottery considered
International News Brief: The New Zealand Lotteries Commission is likely to offer tickets to most of its current prize draws online, before developing new games specifically tailored for the Web.