Key Takeaways
- Gambling laws and their regulation remain under test this week, with the collapse of EuroPoker in France causing concern over the regulators capacity to protect player funds.
- In the UK, a successful conviction of a player accused of collusion in a 2+2 thread provides reassurance that operators can use the criminal law when they have been the victims of multi-accounting fraud.
Gambling laws and their regulation remain under test this week, with the collapse of EuroPoker in France causing concern over the regulator’s capacity to protect player funds.
In the UK, a successful conviction of a player accused of collusion in a 2+2 thread provides reassurance that operators can use the criminal law when they have been the victims of multi-accounting fraud.
