The Government's position on online gambling is "not to encourage it", but to "recognise a reality" that there are Singaporeans who engage in it and hence provide a "safer space" to manage it, said Minister for Social and Family Development Tan Chuan-Jin in Parliament
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Read More . . .Singapore is standing by its decision to regulate online betting in the island nation despite criticisms that the government's move is in conflict with the country's Remote Gambling Act (RGA).
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Read More . . .Following a new agreement with the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE), Kahnawake Gaming Commission (KGC) told its lincesees to stop all online betting services with U.S. customers effective September 30.
Read More . . .A Philippine judge who approved nuisance police raids on local online gambling operators has had his warrant-issuing privileges suspended by the country's Supreme Court.
Read More . . .South Africa is proposing new methods to curb unauthorized online gambling, including the confiscation of any illicit online winnings.
Read More . . .Singapore will allow limited online betting in tightly controlled conditions, the government said Thursday, as it eases a sweeping law banning remote gambling.
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Instead of providing some relief to casinos and increasing revenues for the provinces who desperately need it, single-event sports betting in Canada was recently defeated in the House of Commons.
Read More . . .Singapore will allow limited online betting in tightly controlled conditions, the government said Thursday, as it eases a sweeping law banning remote gambling.
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