Man walks into a bar… on holiday
Kevin Dale extends the analogy of gaming and alcohol regulation, painting a picture of how different regulations affect the level of channelisation across Europe.
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Norway tightens up rules to ban unlicensed games
The Norwegian government has adopted a number of amendments to gambling regulations in the country in an effort to clamp down on operators offering services without the relevant licence.
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Kindred subsidiary ordered to cease operations in Norway
Trannel International, a subsidiary of Kindred Group, has been ordered to cease operations in Norway after being found in breach of national igaming regulations by the Norwegian Gaming Authority (Lottstift). Kindred continues to maintain that the regulator has no legal authority to shut down its activities in the country, and will appeal the ruling.
- NewsNorsk Tipping launches sportsbook tender
Norsk Tipping has launched a tender process to select a platform provider for its sports betting offering, with a view to launching the new offering ahead of next year's Euro 2020 football tournament.
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Seven operators hit by Norwegian payment blocking orders
The Norwegian Gaming Authority (Lottstift) has ordered the country’s banks to cease processing transactions to a trio of igaming operators in February, taking the total number of payment blocking orders issued by the regulator to seven.
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