Latest ARJEL News
ARJEL is a French independent administrative authority designed to regulate online gambling in France. Introduced in May 2010, the gambling authority overseas all licenses issued for "dot.fr" poker rooms and other online gambling.
Regulators in Rome Discussed Shared Liquidity Off the Agenda
Shared liquidity was seen as a possible solution to the declines in the Spanish and Italian poker markets.
ARJEL President’s Departure Risks the Future of French Online Poker
Uncertainty now surrounds ARJEL’s support for lower taxes and shared liquidity.
A Message from the US to France: Your Land-Based Casino Brand is Not Enough
The closure of Partouche’s and Barriere’s online poker site is a wake-up call to US land-based operators expecting to parlay their brand into online success.
Online Poker Operators Not Losing Quite So Much in France
Poker operators lost a total of €36m in 2012 thanks to an effective tax rate of 37%.
New Estimates of New Jersey Gambling Revenue Indicate Lower Revenues
Online poker in New Jersey could generate lower than expected gross gambling yield (GGY) of $113m during its first…
ARJEL Report Blames Reduction in Tax Revenues on Poker’s €222m Decline
The latest quarterly report on the French market from ARJEL shows total tax receipts down €1m after poker ring game…
ARJEL: 90% of French FTP Money Reclaimed
€4.1m in FullTiltPoker.FR deposits has been reclaimed, representing approximately 90% of all French cash balances,...
ARJEL’s Latest Quarterly Report Shows 9% Fewer Players
French regulator identifies a decline in the number of online poker players, but numbers indicate that the market is stabilizing.
Shared Player Pools Needed for Poker, Admits French Regulator
As cash game revenues decline, ARJEL president advocates amending the law to allow a shared player pool.
ARJEL: 75% of French Money on Full Tilt Has Been Reclaimed
Over €3m of French player money stuck on Full Tilt has been successfully processed and transferred to PokerStars,...
