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Dutch regulator must avoid Spelinspektionen’s mistakes

Among the KSA’s requirements are a €45,000 ($49,565) application fee, documents of identification and a 24-month cooling off period. Companies that have operated in the market in the last two years will have to wait another two years from the day they stop Dutch operations. This has been described as the “last piece of the […]

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Esports analyst: Gambling industry needs an esports education

Speaking with Gambling Insider, he discusses reasons for the vertical’s popularity, expectations for its future growth and how operators can utilise its success. It is predicted global esports revenue will top $1bn in 2019, a rise of 27% from last year. Why do you think it is gaining such popularity? It’s one of those markets

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Analysis: How will policymakers respond to New York’s dwindling sports betting figures?

In June, the New York State Gaming Commission had legalised retail wagering in its four upstate casinos. Mobile was ignored, with Governor Andrew Cuomo’s individual opposition an influential factor, and optimists argued New York should walk before it can run. Those on the other side of the argument, like Addabbo Jr, looked at it more as

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Unibet struck with fine after violating New South Wales gambling laws

Betchoice, which trades as Unibet following the Malta-based operator’s acquisition in 2012, was found guilty of offering illegal gambling inducements, therefore breaking the NSW Betting and Racing Act. The penalty, handed out in Sydney’s Downing Centre Local Court, follows government agency Liquor & Gaming NSW’s investigation into Unibet’s promotions. One advert which appeared on the

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Gambling Insider’s things to look out for in 2020

An eventful 12-month period has laid the foundations for what is to come in 2020. But, for the gaming industry, with exciting new markets countered by daunting new prospects, exactly what lies ahead? Great British regulation April was notable for the implementation of the long-awaited stake cut for fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBT) in the Great

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Betting and Gaming Council CEO reveals positive impact of whistle-to-whistle ban

Wes Himes, Betting and Gaming Council Interim CEO, exclusively told Gambling Insider the proportion of total gambling commercial impacts in live sports fell from 11% in 2018 to 0.65% in 2019. Expanding on the ps, Himes said: “This was measured over a four-week period in September 2018 and again the following year. That 0.6% came from

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DraftKings – SBTech talking points: Gavin Isaacs, Kambi and more

Announcing the acquisition of supplier SBTech, the operator has confirmed it will become a publicly traded company through Diamond Eagle Acquisition Corp in 2020. It’s fair to say this merger is not quite as big as this year’s other two mega deals: Eldorado Resorts acquiring Caesars Entertainment for $17.3bn and Flutter Entertainment purchasing Stars Group

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