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We're following several online gambling stories out of Ukraine,
where there seems to be a misguided focus on internet gambling
even as the country reels from war.
There's better news coming out of Europe,
which could translate to better business
for operators and affiliates.
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APCW Interviews FortuneJack: https://www.apcw.org/video/apcw-inte...te-london-2024
Ukraine Ban for the Military: https://www.yogonet.com/internationa...rsonnel-access
Ukraine Blocks 2,500 Sites: https://focusgn.com/ukraine-blocks-2...mbling-content
Ukraine Dissolves Regulator: https://igamingbusiness.com/legal-co...lve-regulator/
Multi-licensing in Europe: https://www.egba.eu/news-post/europe...-new-analysis/
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10 May 2024, 10:38 am #1
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Ukraine's Misplaced Priorities: APCW Perspectives for 10 May 2024
Last edited by GPWA Daniel; 10 May 2024 at 10:45 am.
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13 May 2024, 3:42 am #2
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Blocking illegal gambling sites is not a new matter; what is interesting in the case of Ukraine is that, under the auspices of the war, a thriving black market of gambling developed, which probably created a serious problem and damage for them there and they don't have time to deal with it properly during wartime... I am the last to judge the Ukrainians during wartime; they are going through a difficult time...
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15 May 2024, 11:36 pm #3
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Im pretty sure the UKGC have played a big part in these decisions by putting preasure on them via the UK government.
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Blocking illegal gambling sites is not a new matter; what is interesting in the case of Ukraine is that, under the auspices of the war, a thriving black market of gambling developed, which probably created a serious problem and damage for them there and they don't have time to deal with it properly during wartime... I am the last to judge the Ukrainians during wartime; they are going through a difficult time...
That thing, looks much smaller when you were closer to the camera, it's huge!
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16 May 2024, 6:25 pm #4
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Black markets (of any kind) thrive in times of crisis. I get it, people look for ways to distract themselves with whatever options are available. However, I do not think this ban is due to moral matters or the well-being of people; it’s simply not beneficial for them if soldiers have their minds occupied with other things and, even worse, if economic problems lead them to pawn whatever they have on hand, like weapons, to who knows whom. Originally Posted by ocreditor
Blocking illegal gambling sites is not a new matter; what is interesting in the case of Ukraine is that, under the auspices of the war, a thriving black market of gambling developed, which probably created a serious problem and damage for them there and they don't have time to deal with it properly during wartime... I am the last to judge the Ukrainians during wartime; they are going through a difficult time...
That thing, looks much smaller when you were closer to the camera, it's huge!
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