EC criticises German online gambling proposals
- Mar 21, 2012
The European Commission has criticised revised proposals from 15 German states for a new treaty on Internet gambling.
Read More . . .The European Commission has criticised revised proposals from 15 German states for a new treaty on Internet gambling.
Read More . . .On 15 March, Bulgaria's parliament adopted a new law to regulate online gambling for the first time, its press office said. The new law sets special licensing regimes for all online casino operators.
Read More . . .Bulgaria's parliament adopted on Thursday a new law to regulate online gambling for the first time, its press office said.
Read More . . .Italy's Recently Relaxed Online Poker Laws Expected to Boost Player Numbers Further.
Read More . . .In Greece, the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund has entered the final stages in selecting the recipient of a twelve-year tender to operate the country’s national lottery.
Read More . . .Spain’s officer in charge of vetting gaming industry applications has walked out just weeks ahead of the market opening.
Read More . . .Ontario hopes to tap into an additional $1.3 billion in annual revenue based on an overhaul of the province's gambling industry that includes the development of a casino in Toronto and the introduction of Internet gambling by 2013.
Read More . . .Experts have warned young people are particularly at risk of developing gambling habits, with the tough economic climate leading to more reckless betting activity.
Read More . . .Illegal gambling operators in mainland China are generating billions of dollars in revenues, it has been claimed.
Read More . . .Italy's online gambling market is where all the opportunities are right now, as demonstrated by the announcements made this week by two different operators Paddy Power and Prima Networks.
Read More . . .In Canada, proposed legislation that would legalise single-event sports wagering has survived its third reading with support from every political party and has now been sent to the nation’s Senate for consideration.
Read More . . .SA should not try to prohibit online gambling but should rather provide licenses to “four or five� operators who adhere to strict legal standards.
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