Dutch state to sell casinos, legalize online gambling
- Nov 28, 2012
The Netherlands plans to sell its state-owned casino monopoly and legalise online gambling to open up competition.
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Read More . . .The island of Jersey located in the English Channel, has replaced its gambling regulations with a new Gambling (Jersey) Law 2012, giving a new framework for all forms of gambling – including internet gambling.
Read More . . .While the debate continues in Europe about how far online gambling reforms must go, some French politicians have taken to showing their support for gambling by actually playing online poker in the legislature.
Read More . . .Two weeks after announcing the withdrawal of its exchange product from Germany, sportsbetting exchange and online casino operator Betfair has has now pulled out of the Greek market due to a lack of regulatory clarity.
Read More . . .While an NDP MP and a Conservative Senator agreed Sunday that they both would have placed a friendly wager on the Grey Cup that night, they disagreed on whether Canadians should have been allowed to put money down on it.
Read More . . .Ahead of the clash between Wales and reigning world champion New Zealand on Saturday afternoon, online and land-based sportsbetting operator Paddy Power has signed a deal to serve as the official betting partner for the Welsh Rugby Union.
Read More . . .the DOJ’s fact-finding body will investigate the allegations surrounding “a series of questionable payments” made by Aruze USA, Universal’s Nevada-based subsidiary, to former Pagcor chief Efraim Genuino Jr. and Pagcor consultant Rodolfo Soriano.
Read More . . .A Spanish court has thrown out a case brought against PokerStars by local operator Codere in which they were claiming the former was operating illegally in Spain prior to regulation.
Read More . . .Following the recent publication by the Greek government of a range of enforcement measures for online gambling, the Remote Gambling Association (RGA) trade group has announced that it is considering opposing these regulations through legal action.
Read More . . .Speakers at industry conferences are only doing their best, even if their jokes fall flat and their PowerPoints fail to inspire. It would be harsh for the local police to haul them all away for questioning like Norbert Teufelberger.
Read More . . .Legislators in Ontario, Canada are stepping up a letter-writing campaign in aid of a proposed measure that would see provincially-operated casinos permitted to offer single event sportsbetting.
Read More . . .The tempest the teapot may be the story in the latest news regarding the Belgium Police taking into custody one of Europe's movers and shakers in the online gambling industry.
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