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Volume: 6 Issue: 7
( 2007)
Keywords:
eu commission
sports betting
interstate lottery
state lottery
state monopoly
Authors:
martin arendts
wulf hambach
carl rohsler
Organisations:
arendts anwalte
hambach & hambach
hammonds
Jurisdictions:
germany
EC's targeting of sports betting could kill interstate lottery bill
The European Commission's fight against restrictions on the provision of sports betting services could endanger Germany's draft Interstate Treaty on Lotteries, despite Charlie McCreevy assuring politicians in a letter that the state lottery market is not on his agenda.
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