It has nothing to do with Canada itself. The UK has issued new licensing conditions on international operations effective 10/01/14. If a gaming company wants to do business within the UK, then they are under the proverbial thumb.
It has nothing to do with Canada itself. The UK has issued new licensing conditions on international operations effective 10/01/14. If a gaming company wants to do business within the UK, then they are under the proverbial thumb.
Exit of United Kingdom sportbooks are just a drop in the bucket. Canadians still have access to hundreds of online sportbooks worldwide. Also government corporations offer online gambling in Canada.
Exit of United Kingdom sportbooks are just a drop in the bucket. Canadians still have access to hundreds of online sportbooks worldwide. Also government corporations offer online gambling in Canada.
This is good news..When Canada loses online gambling there'll be that much more noise for legalized sports betting in general.
there was a good article on Covers about a week ago that says WHAT will hopefully happen in bothe the US and Canada now that New Jersey has gone legal >>>
How does (New Jersey going legal) impact sports betting in North America?
This could be the ultimate tipping point for legalized sports betting that we’ve been waiting for.
When sports betting begins in New Jersey in October, other states are going to want to get in on the fun. Lesniak has said they are already calling.
Reports are saying Minnesota will reintroduce sports betting legislation as soon as January. Mississippi is a possibility. California sports betting legislation passed in its Senate at one point. Delaware already has parlay betting and took on the leagues in the past. Six states wrote amicus briefs in support of New Jersey – Wisconsin, Wyoming, West Virginia, Georgia, Virginia and Kansas.
States are going to race to get into the sports betting game and ultimately Congress will have to act to legislate it at the federal level. PASPA will be an ugly stain in the history books, just like prohibition of the 1920s, and it will be up to states to legalize betting if they want to.
This could also help legalize single-game wagering in Canada, where sports betting bill C290 is poised to see another vote in the Senate this fall. If the leagues stop fighting sports betting, we should also see legalized single-game wagering in Canada before the end of 2014.
This is good news..When Canada loses online gambling there'll be that much more noise for legalized sports betting in general.
there was a good article on Covers about a week ago that says WHAT will hopefully happen in bothe the US and Canada now that New Jersey has gone legal >>>
How does (New Jersey going legal) impact sports betting in North America?
This could be the ultimate tipping point for legalized sports betting that we’ve been waiting for.
When sports betting begins in New Jersey in October, other states are going to want to get in on the fun. Lesniak has said they are already calling.
Reports are saying Minnesota will reintroduce sports betting legislation as soon as January. Mississippi is a possibility. California sports betting legislation passed in its Senate at one point. Delaware already has parlay betting and took on the leagues in the past. Six states wrote amicus briefs in support of New Jersey – Wisconsin, Wyoming, West Virginia, Georgia, Virginia and Kansas.
States are going to race to get into the sports betting game and ultimately Congress will have to act to legislate it at the federal level. PASPA will be an ugly stain in the history books, just like prohibition of the 1920s, and it will be up to states to legalize betting if they want to.
This could also help legalize single-game wagering in Canada, where sports betting bill C290 is poised to see another vote in the Senate this fall. If the leagues stop fighting sports betting, we should also see legalized single-game wagering in Canada before the end of 2014.
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