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- Research group PublicMind: 58% of New Jersey residents oppose plans for Atlantic City casinos to offer e-gambling, 31% in favour of plans
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- Sweden set to regulate online gambling. All four of the coalition government’s political parties now 'agree liberalisation of the monopolised market is needed'
- New Jersey regulator has approved a bill that would allow state residents to gamble online at Atlantic City casinos
- The European Lotteries Association has called for the prohibition of betting exchanges and spread betting to protect the integrity of sporting events
- Schleswig-Holstein issues first online sports betting licences to Betfair, myBet and NordwestLotto. Licences for casino and poker expected in summer.
- Spain’s Ministry of Finance has said that the new online gaming regulatory regime will come into force on June 1st
- Belgium issues first online betting licences accompanied by an expanded blacklist targeting some of the biggest names in betting
- Swedish Christian Democrat party announces support for online gambling regulation and the need for liberalisation of the monopolised market
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- New Jersey’s Assembly Regulatory Oversight and Gaming Committee also passes bill to authorise mobile betting at New Jersey racetracks
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