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Short take on the new gambling laws in France
I don’t like it, for the reasons explained by BetFair’s Mark Davies and Right2Bet. The new law is going to be assessed by the French Supreme Court (Conseil Constitutionnel), the French Administrative Council (Conseil d’Etat about “les décrets d’application”), and … Continue reading
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Tagged Betting, France, French Republic, Gambling, gambling laws, Internet betting, Internet gambling, internet gambling laws, laws, Regulations
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BetFair’s Mark Davis on Internet gambling regulations in the UK
The Bottom Line – Radio 4 “Evan Davis and his panel discuss rivals and regulation.“ Mark Davis was censored edited.
French online gambling laws are turning into a kafkian farce.
The French government will ask internet gambling operators accessing the French market to turn over: the ID details of all gamblers; the banking info on all gamblers; the details of all bets made by the gamblers; the source code of … Continue reading
The BetFair and InTrade websites are going to be blocked in France…
… unless they fork over “in between 52,000 euros and 215,000 euros” for a 5-year period. Is that regulation or extortion?
BetFair (via Right2Bet) are furious at the new French gambling laws.
Right2Bet (operated by BetFair): A Senate hearing on Tuesday looked at ways in which the French authorities could make it more difficult for operators not licensed in France from offering their products to French citizens. They are now looking at … Continue reading
France will soon block access to the BetFair and InTrade websites.
Gambling operators that are not be licensed by France will have their web access blocked for the French public. The license would require that servers be located within French territory. France = Communist China
HR 2267 = a bill that would legalize Internet gambling in the United States
Will happen in 2010. Bye bye UIGEA.
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Tagged America, Betting, betting laws, Gambling, gambling laws, HR 2267, Internet betting, Internet betting and gambling, Internet gambling, Jon Kyl, laws, Regulations, UIGEA, United States, United States Of America, Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006
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NBA’s David Stern does not oppose sports betting anymore — and his successor will favor it (maybe).
Sports Illustrated: I asked Stern if it is in the best interests of his league to seek legalization of sports betting. He sighed with his head down, as if to emphasize the gravity of what he was going to say. … Continue reading