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Bulgaria will effectively ban advertising for gambling. An exception will be made for sports sponsorship. The prime min...

23.09.2026, 16:35 ШО, АЗАРТНИЙ? ↗

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Bulgaria will effectively ban advertising for gambling. An exception will be made for sports sponsorship.

The prime minister also announced plans to significantly raise taxes on iGaming.

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Болгарія фактично заборонить рекламу азартних ігор. Винятком стане спортивне спонсорство

Також прем’єр-міністр заявив про плани суттєво підвищити податки для iGaming.

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