Key Takeaways
- The European Commission has given Germany ten weeks to sort out the mess created by the Interstate Treaty on Gambling.
- Poland’s Senate has approved draft amendments to the country’s gaming laws.
- The UK High Court has referred a decision on the point of consumption tax to the CJEU.
- The EU Commission has given its approval to new advertising restrictions in Spain.
European gaming regulation is not in good condition in Italy, Germany and the UK. On the bright side, Poland may introduce new legislative amendments to allow regulated online poker, and California will get another chance to look at a poker bill.
