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Special thanks to @agbrief @AsianGaming @FLGamingWatch for all their help in live-tweeting every panel. Keep in touch and safe travels!
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The IMGL Fall Conference is now concluded. Join us at gaminglawmasters.com and check out our upcoming events.
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McGuiness: Mississippi has sports betting language in their statutes (since it followed NV). #IMGL
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McGuinness: The line between fantasy sports and sports betting is really thin and closing. #FantasyFootball @ESPNFantasy @CBSFantasy
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Casiello: In the long run, the professional sports leagues are going to adopt sports betting to derive more interest and profits. #IMGL
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Casiello: In US igaming is restricted to land-based operators. In NJ was legalized to help land-based operators and that mission has failed
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Nettleton: Many sport bet operators advertise very heavily. Australia is regulating those ads and the fines can be large. More of that come
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Nettleton: Number of prosecutions in amateur football leagues. But in most cases, the charges were brought and then ultimately withdrawn.
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Nettleton: Betting operators have to pay fee to sport to allow betting on that sport. What about charging fee in other jurisdictions?
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Repansek: Montenegro is introducing online gaming currently. But it is a EU candidate state, so it has more flexibility now.
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Repansek: Some regulators want authority to issue orders over the table to block sites. Probably is in conflict with EU law. #IMGL
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Repansek: Unsuccessful internet blocking in the area. Takes months to get order to block a site and then the site just changes one letter
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Repansek: The changes on online legislation appear to be designed to protect the old land based casino, so online must be tied to land-based
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Jaka Repansek of RePublis d.o.o., Slovenia: Almost every country in the Balkan area has changed laws, but nothing really has changed.
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Nocton: No evidence of real harm to consumers, but it was sufficient to have potential harm. Thus UK Act should stand.
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Breen: Judge did say that there needed to be a fairly high evidentiary bar to get over. And it would be tough to overturn Act.
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Nocton: Judicial comments on risk to consumers were quite interesting. #IMGL
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Breen: However on the substantive issues, the GBGA was not successful. But it isn't over yet.
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Breen: Litigation in UK found standing of association to bring claims. Judicial comments (not binding) Gibraltar not part of UK.
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McGuiness: May see some new interest in the Colorado market since referendum to limit slots failed this week.
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McGuiness: Starting to see activity in Las Vegas. New operations in northern part of strip. SLS is open, but isn't as good as expected.
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Jamie Nettleton of Addisons Lawyers, Australia: Licenses in Australia are more akin to contracts and negotiations, so new casinos are coming
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Susan Breen of Mishcon de Reya, UK: Some real concerns by anti-trust regulators in Europe, may create complications as consolidations occur
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Casiello: Mergers in gaming supplier industry is more globalization. But very little concern from US anti-trust regulators at this point.
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Casiello: NJ online receipts about $93 million, very disappointing. Atlantic City is suffering. So Gov. Christie has a lot at stake.
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