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same as how china handles lots of things. officially banned but they benefit from the money it generates. macau is convenient loophole that lets them have gambling revenue without officially allowing gambling

sounds like theyre trying to do what sweden did but hopefully better as sweden licensing been a bit of a mess with operators pulling out and crazy regulations

whats KSA stand for again? keep seeing it but dunno what the letters mean

heard paddy power and some other big operators already expressed interest in irish licenses makes sense cos its their home market anyway

10% on all winnings? that's insane. no wonder everyone fucked off to unregulated sites imagine winning £1000 and government takes £100 straight off the top before you even see it

exactly same shit every time!! "please check your internet connection" like we're all idiots evolution makes millions from licensing fees but cant invest in proper server infrastructure? taking the piss

thats the key question. if vegas isn't special for gambling anymore and other cities have better entertainment and dining, whats the unique selling point? sounds like industry still figuring that out which explains the revenue struggles maybe stick to online gambling and visit other cities for...

just read that vegas strip revenue down again this summer despite tourism being up. seems like every year the summer slump gets worse people visiting but not gambling as much, spending more on shows and restaurants instead. some operators talking about "challenging summer conditions" is vegas...

this breakdown worries me. sounds like what happened in other countries too - big launch, media freakout, politicians backpedaling. just seems like brazil is doing it all faster and more dramatically than everywhere else

spot on. this is just another way the game gets more unfair for working class clubs and fans meanwhile sheikh mansour can sponsor city with another madeup company and nobody bats an eye. one rule for us and another for the oil money

thanks bro. the 40-60% premium explains why smaller clubs are so screwed by this the sleeve sponsorship loophole is interesting though. so we might see massive sleeve ads for betting sites while the main shirt is some random company paying half the money? seems like the ban will just move...

exactly! how is everton allowed to promote stake when uk players literally cant access it legally? makes no sense

i get protecting kids but this feels like moral panic that only hurts smaller clubs the big ones will just get more money from saudi airlines or crypto exchanges or whatever. meanwhile brentford loses £20mil a year and cant compete anymore

been thinking about this and its gonna absolutely destroy the finances of smaller clubs. brighton, brentford, fulham etc rely heavily on those sponsorship deals for their transfer budgets meanwhile man city and chelsea dont give a fuck cos they have unlimited oil money. this basically ensures...

this fucked up tbh. was using luckyland slots for months, actually won £400 lately and they paid instantly to paypal. now they're "illegal"?? meanwhile bet365 takes 3 days to process withdrawals and their slots are rigged as hell with 94% rtp. but theyre "licensed" so its fine apparently...

@m0r0n as an everton fan this whole thing is proper embarrassing club getting £10mil+ a year from them but now theyre basically promoting illegal gambling site to uk fans. FA should do something but they wont cos money talks stake used to be alright but servers been dogshit for months. lost £500...

@Kayah pragmatic has always been streaky as hell. Maybe youre just on a bad run But I will say the bonus buy prices have gone up a lot. Used to be 100x for most games now some are 150x+ for the same feature

Downtown is definitely worth the trip. You can take the Deuce bus from the Strip to Fremont Street for $8 (24-hour pass), or a rideshare will run you about $15-20 each way. It's generally safe, especially in the Fremont Street Experience area which is well-lit, busy, and has security. Just use...