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Belgium aims to completely ban gambling advertising by late 2022 - Vimarsana News

Belgium aims to completely ban gambling advertising by late 2022

Government's push Vincent Van Quickenborne, Belgium's Federal Justice Minister.

Operators, Start Your Engines; But Beware of Sanctions | Dickinson Wright - Vimarsana News

Operators, Start Your Engines; But Beware of Sanctions | Dickinson Wright

Less than a month has passed since the launch of the regulated iGaming market in Ontario, and the Ontario regulator has already handed down its first pair of penalties. On Tuesday, May...

GBank Financial Holdings Inc. Pleased to Share the Press Release of BankCard Services, LLC (BCS), Regarding BCS's Patent Application Allowed by the US Patent and Trademark Office - Vimarsana News

GBank Financial Holdings Inc. Pleased to Share the Press Release of BankCard Services, LLC (BCS), Regarding BCS's Patent Application Allowed by the US Patent and Trademark Office

/PRNewswire/ -- GBank Financial Holdings Inc. ("GBank" or the "Company") (OTCQX: GBFH), the parent company for Bank of George (the "Bank"), is pleased to share...

Ontario iGaming: Registration Requirements and AGCO Updates | Bennett Jones LLP - Vimarsana News

Ontario iGaming: Registration Requirements and AGCO Updates | Bennett Jones LLP

As of April 4, 2022, private gaming operators and suppliers that have successfully registered with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) and entered into an operating...

Gaming operators under declaring revenue by half - audit - Vimarsana News

Gaming operators under declaring revenue by half - audit

Gaming operators under declaring revenue by half - audit Tuesday April 20 2021 This file photo shows a man with his child bets on football games at sports betting shop in Kampala, Uganda. AFP PHOTO Summary Ms Juliet Namuli warned that they are unlikely going to meet their Shs50.6b target in the coming financial year, citing the negative impact caused by Covid-19 imposed lockdown on gaming centres, which has caused a 36 per cent reduction of the revenue collection in the last eight months.  Advertisement The Parliamentary Committee on Finance yesterday heard that the lotteries and gaming indu...