Jeden Monat Jackpotprämien im Wert von CHF 30’000.- für Pokerspieler und das erste Highlight Ende Mai: Start der 3-Länder-Tour by Everestpoker.net im Grand Casino Baden bei Zürich CHF 500’000.- als Preissumme garantiert!! Das Grand Casino Baden hat seine Turnieraktivitäten nochmals ausgebaut: Im Jahr 2010 werden insgesamt mehr als 650 (!!) Turnier veranstaltet.
London/Munich/Zurich, January 5, 2010 – Currently, the French liberalisation plans are probably getting most of the industry’s attention. But in the background, at times almost neglected, several other countries, such as Switzerland, are setting about liberalising parts of their gambling market. Switzerland heads for market liberalisation even though there is no pressure from external parties, such as the European Commission or the WTO. This is a unique situation and makes Switzerland a potential role model for other non-EU markets (e.g., US).
Neun Tage „Poker total“ im Grand Casino Baden: Am 4. Dezember 2009 startet das Poker-Highlight des Jahres im Grand Casino Baden bei Zürich. Die Schweiz sucht innerhalb der Swiss Poker Champions Week vom 4. bis einschliesslich 12. Dezember 2009 die Pokerchampions in vier Pokervarianten. Zudem verteidigt das Team Zürich den Poker Championsleague Pokal gegen das Team Hamburg.
Ein Glückspilz hat im Swiss Lotto auf die richtigen sechs Zahlen gesetzt. Er oder sie kann – vor Steuern – einen Gewinn von 6,89 Millionen Franken einstecken. Das Gewinnerticket war in der Region Freiburg aufgegeben worden. Es handelt sich um den 21. Millionengewinn im laufenden Jahr und um den 455. Lottomillionär seit der Einführung des Glücksspiels.
The Swiss spent more on lotteries and gambling in 2006 than ever before, parting with USD 2.31 billion, according to a report released by the Federal Justice Office. But Swiss lotteries suffered from the popularity of the massive European lottery, Euro Millions, which last year became the most popular game among Swiss punters. The Swiss staked an average of USD 307 in 2006, up from USD 302 in 2005.
Switzerland’s 19 casinos registered higher revenues than lotteries for the first time last year, the federal commission in charge of gambling says. The casinos earned CHF 955 million last year, while lotteries took in CHF 900 million, the commission said in a report released Tuesday. Casino revenues in 2006 rose 9.2 per cent from the previous year while those from lotteries increased less than five per cent.
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