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European gambling regulators discuss creating a shared database of illegal casinos
🔹During a meeting in Germany, the United Kingdom proposed launching a single portal for sharing information about illegal gambling websites and apps. This is intended to help regulators from different countries more quickly identify operators that are operating without the appropriate licenses.
🔹The first step was an agreement between the German regulator GGL and the British Gambling Commission to deepen data sharing. The parties are also considering launching a joint pilot project.
🔹Separately, participants discussed blocking websites and IP addresses, controlling gambling advertising, combating money laundering, and regulating prediction markets, including the platforms Polymarket and Kalshi.
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