Red tape cut for UK ‘good cause’ lotteries
- Apr 7, 2016
Changes to the UK Gambling Act will mean some lotteries for good causes in the regulated market will now have to deal with less red tape.
Read More . . .Changes to the UK Gambling Act will mean some lotteries for good causes in the regulated market will now have to deal with less red tape.
Read More . . .According to press reports from North of the Border, the Canadian province of Quebec is looking at a bill that would, for the most part, eradicate any online gaming from the region, save for the state-sponsored sites that the government operates.
Read More . . .Bill 74 would force internet providers to block gambling sites not approved by the province
Read More . . .Yggdrasil Gaming has announced that it has launched its full product suite in the UK.
Read More . . .Russia's bookmakers have learned to their horror that taking their action online will cost them 100x more than they'd previously been paying.
Read More . . .Amid the private members' bills currently before the House of Commons — a rag-tag collection of acts to establish a National Food Waste Awareness Day and a National Appreciation Day (note: actual things!) — there sits Bill C-221, which technically seeks to amend the Criminal Code but could be subtitled the Free Canada's Gamblers Act.
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Read More . . .This is a guest contribution by Cory R. Levi B.A., LL.L., J.D. is a Quebec and Ontario licensed Attorney with the Montreal based law firm of Lazarus Charbonneauand works in the Gaming and Corporate law departments.
Read More . . .Germany’s 16 state ministers have agreed to double the number of available sports betting licenses but rejected a wholesale rewrite of the country’s controversial interstate gambling treaty.
Read More . . .The Australian government could be set to extend the ban on in-play betting on live sports until at least the next federal election.
Read More . . .UK Chancellor George Osborne has announced that operators licensed in the UK will be required to pay tax on 'free bet' offers for online casino and bingo games.
Read More . . .Operators Tabcop and Tatts Group have laid out their trump cards as the battle over the legalization of in-play betting war in Australia continues.
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