Key Takeaways
- Spain’s New Director General for the Regulation of Gambling is “cautious” on setting a date for European shared liquidity, calling it a “sufficiently ambitious” goal for a European shared liquidity pact by mid-2017.
- “I would be very cautious about giving [a date for shared liquidity],” stated Juan Espinosa, the new General Director of Ordenación del Juego (DGOJ).
- Calling it “a favorable measure for players who are very good,” former DGOJ head Carlos Hernandez recently questioned whether it would be a favorable measure to attract more people.
Spain’s New Director General for the Regulation of Gambling is “cautious” on setting a date for European shared liquidity, calling it a “sufficiently ambitious” goal for a European shared liquidity pact by mid-2017.
