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Weekly Legislation Digest: Sweden Blocks Gambling Payments, Spanish Police Investigate Match-Fixing - Vimarsana News

Weekly Legislation Digest: Sweden Blocks Gambling Payments, Spanish Police Investigate Match-Fixing

Weekly news about the most significant events in gambling legislation. BML group fined in Finland. Spain investigates match-fixing. Learn more details from the digest

German, Austrian lawyers insist that new gaming bill will disregard courts' independence - Vimarsana News

German, Austrian lawyers insist that new gaming bill will disregard courts' independence

A Bill tabled in Parliament to amend Malta’s Gaming Act is “attempting to circumvent court orders in a blatant disregard for the independence of the judiciary” lawyers from Germany

Lehigh Valley awarded $3.83 million in grants funded by gambling. See a town-by-town breakdown. - Vimarsana News

Lehigh Valley awarded $3.83 million in grants funded by gambling. See a town-by-town breakdown.

The money approved Tuesday, May 16, comes from Local Share Accounts established by the Pennsylvania Race Horse Development and Gaming Act (Act 71 of 2004).

Sweden gambling regulator given new payment blocking powers - Vimarsana News

Sweden gambling regulator given new payment blocking powers

The Swedish legislature the Riksdag has granted the country’s gambling regulator Spelinspektionen a suite of new powers.

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PA Online Casinos: Best Real Money Gambling Sites 2023 - Vimarsana News

PA Online Casinos: Best Real Money Gambling Sites 2023

Check out the best Pennsylvania online casino apps and websites for 2023, including a running list of the best online casino bonus offers in the state.

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