By Martin Bjoerck (iGB) As prediction markets boom in the US, European regulators move swiftly to block them, exposing a widening a transatlantic divide over whether they are considered financial innovation or simply unlicensed gambling. In 2024, as Americans placed billions of dollars on the outcome of their presidential election, a curious new financial spectacle […]
Host: American Gaming Association Location: Las Vegas, California, USA Date: 9 – 12 October 2023 https://www.globalgamingexpo.com/
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Event: Monaco igaming exchanges
Date(s): from 11/10/2010 au 13/10/2010
Organiser(s): Monaco Mediax
Location: Monaco (Monaco)
Web site: http://www.igaming-monaco.com
Annexe : Conference presentation (278 KB)
Monaco’s first professional online gaming and betting convention: “Monaco igaming exchanges” … Continue Reading
A brief overview of the latest developments in gaming legislation in Norway, Finland, Sweden and Denmark, with a view to the future.
The Nordic countries, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Iceland are bound by a longstanding historical and cultural tradition and over time the countries have developed rather similar social structures as well as similar legislation in many areas of the society. The regulation of betting and gaming has been no exception and each of the countries have in force a monopolistic system, the aim of which is to use revenue generated from gaming for the public good. The latest developments, however, seem to indicate the members of the ”Nordic family” going their separate ways when it comes to regulating the gaming market. … Continue Reading
For many years, the attitude of Jersey’s authorities towards gambling has been slightly cautious. The states of Jersey have already a strong reputation as a financial services centre but are in the process of analysing opportunities for economic diversification through the development of a local gambling industry. In this regard, the members of the States Assembly have approved the principle of the setting up of a Gambling Commission. … Continue Reading
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