Key Takeaways
- The President of French regulator ARJEL is leaving his post in January to take up a job in the private sector.
- As a champion of lower gaming taxes and shared liquidity his resignation throws uncertainty into the direction the regulator will take.
- A new attitude could destroy the industry and the tax revenues which it generates. ARJEL’s latest report showed the largest decline in poker revenues for the second quarter in a row, and the sixth straight quarter of decline.
The President of French regulator ARJEL is leaving his post in January to take up a job in the private sector. As a champion of lower gaming taxes and shared liquidity his resignation throws uncertainty into the direction the regulator will take.
