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Cyprus Jurisdiction News
Cyprus and Monaco adventures: Part 1
So here we go again...I am back from Cyprus and Monaco, and what a wild ride it was. This week I will provide you with the usual online gaming conference aftermath and juicy tidbits of information for your reading pleasure. Next week I will review my experiences in Monaco with the Redbet.com team, Timo and Aleksi the ice throwing Fins, crazy Karim and Achmet. Off to Cyprus...with the latest GPWA Times magazine So...we are not bringing any brand new and delightfully uninformed females to Cyprus. Only me. Sorry boys! When arriving in Cyprus, I will also be accompanied by numerous boxes of GPWA Times magazines- hand carried on the plane of course- to be distributed at the Poker Conference for your reading pleasure. Online Gaming Conferences 101: A manual for new (female) employees During my brief Casino City hiatus, something very exciting happened. We hired someone to join the Online Casino City/GPWA team and she starts three days before The Poker Conference and CAP Spring in Cyprus...Considering I only have three days to spend with this lovely lady before our departure, I have taken it upon myself to create a conference manual for her, complete with pointers, warnings, pictures and names. Bingo part of Cyprus hip scene International News Brief: For teenagers and 20-somethings in the capital of the affluent Mediterranean island of Cyprus, the traditionally tame pastime of bingo has become part and parcel of a hip night out on the town. |
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CyprusThe Cypriot government licenses online lotteries, betting exchanges, casino gaming, and sports betting. In 2007, the Cypriot government began preparing a bill that would impose a stricter set of rules for the licensing of online gaming in their country. A previous bill had been submitted to Parliament in 2006, but it was soundly rejected by the parties involved. The goal of the bill is to prevent underage children from participating in online gaming and to insure that the state does not suffer any losses in tax revenue. The exact nature of the rules that the government seeks to implement has not been determined. 41 Cyprus sites support English. edit your preferences
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