Key Takeaways
- In a joint statement issued on Wednesday, currently published by the Spanish, French and Italian regulators, the group confirmed that cross-border liquidity sharing remained a priority.
- The group “reaffirmed their objective to reach an agreement on online poker liquidity sharing by mid-2017.”
- It is likely that operators will be working with regulators so that when an agreement is in place, they will be ready to go live.
Following an informal meeting held on November 29, European regulators are now eyeing online poker shared liquidity by mid-2017, it has been announced.
In a joint statement issued on Wednesday, currently published by the Spanish, French and Italian regulators, the group confirmed that cross-border liquidity sharing remained a priority.
