Political Moves Are Afoot to Allow French Players to Share Liquidity Internationally
Key Takeaways
  • Twenty two Deputies in the French parliament have signed an amendment to the forthcoming Digital Bill which would allow for internationally shared liquidity in the online poker market.
  • Previous political attempts to either reduce taxes on online poker, or introduce shared liquidity arrangements have failed.
  • This one is also doomed. The Economy Minister, Emmanuel Macron, has already taken steps to reject the amendment—however, his comments in doing so may have shown that the political mood has changed.

Twenty two Deputies in the French parliament have signed an amendment to the forthcoming Digital Bill which would allow for internationally shared liquidity in the online poker market.