By Martin Bjoerck (iGB) A positive shift in Germany’s Interstate Treaty review could signal good news for neighbouring markets being stifled by tightened gambling rules. Key takeaways: Read the whole article on iGB.
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Chambers & Partners decided that Quirino Mancini, Santiago Asensi, Justin Franssen and Wulf Hambach are awarded again for Chambers Global in 2014.
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Kommentar zum Glücks- und Gewinnspielrecht in den Medien (Commentary on Betting and Gaming Law in the Media)
Source: Kommentar zum Glücks- und Gewinnspielrecht in den Medien, 1st edition 2014, published by C. H. Beck, Munich
No other area of public law has experienced a similarly far-reaching and rapid development in recent years as has the field of betting and gaming law, not least including, above all, the law governing sports bets. This was due to a variety of reasons, based in part on technological development, but also on legal considerations, under aspects of EU law as well as constitutional law. Online media and the offers contained in these media naturally are no longer constrained by national borders, and in particular, not by the state borders within the federalist structure of Germany. … Continue Reading
From left to right: Santiago Asensi (Managing Partner Asensi Abogados), Justin Franssen (Founding Partner Kalff Katz & Franssen), Quirino Mancini (Senior Partner SCM Lawyers) and Wulf Hambach (Founding Partner Hambach & Hambach)
Sports Gaming Summit (Berlin): The Founders of GamingLaw.eu see great potential for Fantasy Sports Games in Europe – following the success from the U.S.A. and U.K. and latest legal clarifications in Germany
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By Daniel Macadam
German operators yesterday said that sports-betting licences will not be issued in time for this summer’s football World Cup, with many looking ahead to 2015 instead.
Commercial and state operators alike at a conference in Berlin dismissed any hopes that the coveted 20 licences would be active ahead of kick off in Brazil this June.
“No question. It will not happen,” Heinz-Georg Sundermann, managing director of Lotto Hessen, told GamblingCompliance.
“The World Cup is really not the discussion in Germany for the moment. The discussion is this year or not.” … Continue Reading
