Online gambling cannot be stopped in Germany
It looks like the online gambling market is not going to go away in Germany. The country is so concerned that major studies have been commissioned and this years results are not far different from last years – only that the number of gamblers will grow and that the amount of money floating in the market will increase. Thus it seems only logical that legal changes should be introduced so that the gambling money could be taxed and used rather than hope gamblers will give up their popular hobby.
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The battle for online gambling in Hungary
Strangely enough Hungary is the country most against online gambling and has outlawed online poker since 2006. It is strange because Hungary was the first country to go capitalistic towards the end of the Soviet occupation. One would think that Hungary would take the initiative and encourage revenue from any kind. However, as long as the Hungarian government considers that gambling is a threatening competitor to its economy rather than a beneficial contributor things are unlikely to change.
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At Last Legalized Gambling Is Coming To Norway
All forms of gambling are illegal in Norway and the debate goes on without a conclusion. Now it seems a change may be happening. The state controlled monopolies may allow players to participate in their land based gaming activities via the internet.
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PMU and Paddy Power: the new partnership
Online betting in France is about to emerge into a new epoch thanks to the novel partnership between Ireland’s Paddy Power and France’s Pari Mutuel Urbain. This deal hopes to bring new power, innovation and high revenues into the French online gambling market. This partnership is a commitment for five years and thus sparkling new things are about to happen in online gambling.
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