Lottoland first Aussie lottery betting licensee
- Jan 13, 2016
Lottoland wins Australia's first B2C lottery betting license; US law bans lottery winners from bringing winning tickets across the border.
Read More . . .Lottoland wins Australia's first B2C lottery betting license; US law bans lottery winners from bringing winning tickets across the border.
Read More . . .Lottoland wins Australia's first B2C lottery betting license; US law bans lottery winners from bringing winning tickets across the border.
Read More . . .The Greek government has announced that it is to proceed with proposals to revise the country's licensing regime regarding online gambling.
Read More . . .Multi-sport fantasy contests provider Fanaments has been awarded a betting licence in the UK.
Read More . . .Last week, Greece's Deputy Finance Minister Tryfon Alexiadis told Parliament that the government would introduce legislation to allow online gaming licenses to be issued.
Read More . . .The legalization of online gambling in the Netherlands has moved a step closer to becoming a reality as the result of a coalition agreement in parliament. Coalition parties VVD and PvdA submitted a proposal to the Tweede Kamer, lower house of parliament, for a uniform tax rate for gambling.
Read More . . .It took a lottery to put single-event sports betting back on the House of Commons agenda.
Read More . . .The Gaming Control Authority under the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Lithuania has announced a number of changes to the country's laws in relation to remote gambling.
Read More . . .Full disclosure: I am a 36-year-old dude who bores easily, drinks I.P.A.s and wears sports-themed T-shirts, especially ones with faded, nostalgic logos that suggest better times.
Read More . . .A Supreme Court-appointed panel in India has recommended that the country consider legalising sports betting.
Read More . . .Coalition parties VVD and PvdA submitted a proposal to the Tweede Kamer, lower house of parliament, for a uniform tax rate for gambling. The parties propose that gambling be taxed at 29 percent, both online and in casinos, the Telegraaf reports.
Read More . . .Antigua and Barbuda is close to resolving a long-term online poker dispute with the US, with the two countries having reportedly agreed to an arrangement over revenue.
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