Olswang has defended a recent client briefing note on changes to gambling regulations that the UK Gambling Commission has dismissed as a "manufactured storm in a teacup". The UK top 40 firm said it was disappointed with the Commission's reaction to the briefing it sent out last week, which states that exchange users - effectively professional gamblers - will now require a general betting operating licence.
April 16, 2012 at 08:36 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Olswang has defended a recent client briefing note on changes to gambling regulations that the UK Gambling Commission has dismissed as a “manufactured storm in a teacup”.
The UK top 40 firm said it was disappointed with the Commission’s reaction to the briefing it sent out last week, which states that exchange users – effectively professional gamblers – will now require a general betting operating licence.
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