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Volume: 10 Issue: 5
( 2011)
Keywords:
bulgaria
regulation
e-gambling
workable
regime
future
bulgarian
government
recently
launched
regulatory
reform
process
overhaul
gambling
legislation
proposed
draft
Jurisdictions:
Bulgaria
Europe
EU
Poland
Switzerland
Bulgaria: Regulation of e-gambling: a workable regime for the future?
The Bulgarian Government has recently launched a regulatory reform process to overhaul the gambling legislation. The proposed Draft Law is designed as a substitute to the current 1999 Gambling Act ('the Act')1 - which does not provide for specific regulation of e-gambling - and has already been criticised as economically not viable. Martin Lycka, Legal Adviser at Betfair, examines the scope and content of the Draft Law and evaluates its expected impact.
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Q&A: Ryotaro Shima, CEO at GREE
Q&A: Martin Owens, Attorney-at-Law, on US sports betting
Q&A: Tackling corruption in sport
Q&A: Dr. George Häberling, Attorney-at-Law, on the Swiss i-gaming landscape