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China: 43 life bans in football for match-fixing

Chinese football is currently being rocked by a genuine corruption scandal. Although football officials in the country are repeatedly targeted by the authorities, the scale of the current case is exceptional even in China. After a two-year investigation, 43 life bans and numerous other penalties were handed down for match-fixing and illegal gambling. Among the accused is a foreign player who has now also been dismissed in his home country.

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Retiring at 90: Paul Gauselmann says goodbye

The ‘king of vending machines’ goes into well-deserved retirement at the age of 90. After 67 years at the helm of his own company, Paul Gauselmann is bidding farewell to the Merkur Group's top management. But what prompted the successful entrepreneur to stay with the gaming group for so long?

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But no smoking ban in Saarland amusement arcades?

The fact that tobacco smoke can be unhealthy not only for active smokers, but also for people in their immediate vicinity seems to be sufficiently proven. This is why smoking in public places is now completely banned almost everywhere in Germany. The so-called adjoining room exception can be used as a loophole in some federal states - including Saarland. However, as the local gaming arcades were excluded from this by the new gaming arcade law, one operator took legal action and was proved right. However, the Automaten-Verband-Saar warns against jumping to conclusions.

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BFH confirms: Betting tax also applies to EU providers

The German betting tax provides plenty of material for discussion and is always a key issue for both bettors and bookmakers. The bookies are reluctant to pay it and the players can't stand having it imposed on them by the providers, with their winnings dwindling. A recent ruling by the Federal Fiscal Court (BFH) confirms the current legal situation: the tax on sports betting levied by bookmakers without a German licence is compatible with the German constitution and European law.

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Betting data scouts in the focus of amateur clubs after TV documentary

Sports betting on amateur soccer is prohibited in Germany. Internationally, however, they are offered on a large scale - including for matches in Germany. What is curious is that the topic seems to be uncharted territory for German clubs and even DFB officials. This was revealed in a recent TV documentary by public broadcasters. The report takes a comprehensive look at such betting, in which so-called data scouts play a central role. These information providers for the bookies are now receiving increased attention from the clubs and associations.

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GGL says thank you for 1,500 anonymous tips

A few days ago, the Gambling Authority thanked the public for over 1,500 tips from the public. These have been received by the authority since 1 January 2023. Around half of the cases involved illegal online gambling, which was reported by the public. The gambling authority's anonymous tip-off portal continues to be criticised.

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1.75 million euros: Swiss jackpot hit in Lucerne

A few days ago, a player at the Grand Casino Lucerne managed to hit the legendary Swiss Jackpot. She won more than 1.64 million francs, which is the equivalent of around 1.75 million euros. But on which slot machine did luck strike and at what amount does the Swiss Jackpot start again?

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NRW: Amusement arcade robbed with a gun

A few days ago, two armed robbers held up an amusement arcade in North Rhine-Westphalia. A pistol was also used during the robbery. The police are now searching for the fugitives. But how much loot did the robbers make and what punishment can they expect if they are caught?

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First federal state to allow online table games from private providers

With the State Treaty on Gambling (GlüStV) of 2021, a lot has changed in the gambling market in Germany: Although online casinos have finally become truly legal throughout Germany, players have to put up with a lot in return. One thing that upsets many: No classic casino games such as roulette or blackjack are available online from private developers, although the GlüStV allows them in principle. This has now come to an end, at least in Schleswig-Holstein. After an approval phase lasting several years, the relevant games were approved for four providers in mid-September 2024.

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Every second adult visited a casino in 2023

Almost every second adult in the United States has visited a casino at least once in the past year. This is the result of an analysis by the American Gaming Association (AGA). But what are the reasons for the high popularity of terrestrial gaming centres in the USA?

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Police union (GdP) wants to take action against illegal gambling

The German Police Union (GdP) is calling for more specialised investigators to be deployed in the fight against illegal gambling. So far, the situation in many federal states is such that police detectives have to deal with other areas of crime in addition to illegal gambling, meaning that they cannot focus solely on this issue. But do we really need more specialised CID investigators in this area?

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Is the BingBong & JackpotPirates Premium membership worthwhile?

A few weeks ago, the two online casinos BingBong and JackpotPiraten announced the introduction of a premium membership. With both providers, gamblers will be able to choose from three different membership options. Players will have to take out a subscription and pay money each month. But what are the practical benefits of premium membership and how much will it cost?

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Macau: The fight against illegal money changers in casinos

Illegal money changers in Macau will face several years in prison if they are caught. They also face a ban of up to ten years from all casinos in Macau. But how does the business model with the illegal money changers work and why is the government now taking such decisive action against them?

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Google bans illegal gambling providers from advertising in Germany

Google operates the largest online advertising network of all. With more than two million connected websites and over 650,000 apps, the potential reach is truly enormous - and therefore also extremely attractive for the international gaming industry. In Germany alone, such companies can reach around 90 per cent of all internet users via the network. This brings both legal and illegal providers onto the scene. However, an update to the rules for gambling advertisements, which will apply from 25 September 2024, is now intended to put a stop to the latter.

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US bookies entice with special deals at the start of the NFL

The US National Football League (NFL) season causes an immense stir year after year. More than 17 million people watch the games live in the stadiums in the United States alone - not to mention the viewing figures for the television broadcasts. Overall, the NFL is one of the most attention-grabbing professional leagues in the world. The national betting volume is correspondingly huge. In order to get as big a slice of the cake as possible, the local bookies are already competing with pretty special bonus offers at the start of the new season.

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