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We close out 2016 with stories involving gambling bribes in the U.S., takeover rumors from the U.K., internet blocking out of Canada and more gambling trouble down in Australia.

The company has signed a deal with TopSport in order to provide the operator with its unique player proposition betting product.

Online gambling markets in 100 countries around the world have lost the services of payment processors NETELLER and Skrill. Plus, several stories are developing in Australia.

Last month saw the 24th anniversary of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protecting Act -- not exactly a cause for celebration. Casino City lists the top ten reasons to overturn the ban, as suggested by the American Gaming Association.

Some online gambling news breaks out of Australia, where its own version of UIGEA is taking shape. Additional stories include New Jersey's last attempt to change the sports betting laws in America, and some news from former Amaya CEO David Baazov.

The thirteenth season of the World Series of Poker Circuit has announced six extra stops, from Australia to Belgium, that have been added to its schedule.

The proposed partnership between William Hill and Amaya Gaming wasn't the only merger making headlines this week. There's also been movement in a Ladbrokes deal with Gala Coral, and a big deal just closed in Australia. Also, some industry news from the state of Pennsylvania.

The company will now be able to develop, own and license Hard Rock casinos and hotel-casinos in the western U.S., in addition to other locations worldwide.

Casino Data Imaging will incorporate the company, which specializes in marketing automation and analytics implementation for casinos, into upcoming projects.

Paul Cherry, the current Chief Operating Officer, will take the position of Chief Executive Officer when Dean Shannon steps down in February 2017.

With this top 10, Casino City takes you on a whirlwind tour around the globe to casinos that contain more table games than you can shake some dice at.

Pariplay's full suite of casino games has been added to the casino's desktop and mobile selection.

This week, J. Todd looks at what was a busy week in the online gambling industry, and he's following stories from William Hill and Coral. Plus, industry news from Amaya Gaming, Australia and Canada.

The casino has added NetEnt's outer space-themed slot and now accepts players from seven new countries.

Bills to regulate the industry are still being crafted in some states; and DraftKings and FanDuel have announced they will drop contests on amateur sports.

Crown lobby New South Wales government for Barangaroo hotel and casino plan.

As many as 350 tennis players are allegedly on a "secret blacklist" maintained by bookmakers, a television news investigation says.

The Toronto native outlasted a field of 732 players and defeated Tony Dunst in heads-up play to take home a first-place check worth AUD$1.6 million.

Two prominent female players remain as the Aussie Millions Main Event heads to final table play on Sunday. The winner will receive a $1.6-million payday.

Ex-tennis player pleads guilty to fixing a minor tournament tennis match in 2013.