Demand for gambling services in the early 21 century and for the past half-century in the European Union — as well as in most other parts of the world — has been and is expanding rapidly, for a number of reasons. The commercial and government owned gaming industries of the European Union are organized under a wide variety of ownership regimes and market structures. Ownership and market structures are affected by numerous factors, including Member State laws and regulations; restrictions on product types, characteristics, points of sale, availability, and marketing effort; economies of scale; network effects; and impacts of new technologies.
The overall gambling market in Europe is growing, both land-based and online. Lotteries and gambling machines remain the biggest sectors in the overall gambling market. At least one of the players loses his or her stake. The first important element characterising a game of chance is that of stake money or monetary value.
The second essential characteristic of a game of chance is the element of chance. Success or loss must depend completely or predominantly on coincidence and not on abilities and knowledge. Success is considered to depend in any case on coincidence, if the relevant aspect is the occurrence of an uncertain event. Most of the work are published by the European Union during - , so it is possible to be outdated. Hall Kermit L. Author : Kermit L. The comprehensive reference guide to American law features entries written by more than three hundred experts on everything from the Salem witchcraft trials to wiretapping.
The Gambling Law Review, edited by Carl Rohsler of Squire Patton Boggs, enables a lawyer or executive to swiftly and effectively 'plug in' to the regulatory and legal structure of a wide range of jurisdictions across the world, and understand in a few pages the legal climate, the likely issues that will arise in doing business in that jurisdiction and the overall legal risk.
Gambling law in many jurisdictions has changed and evolved significantly, but the essential predicament remains the same: staying on top of the hugely varied and constantly changing corpus of law and regulation. Internet gaming sparks controversy from corporate board rooms to legislative hallways. Unlike traditional casinos, the Internet permits people to engage in gaming activities from virtually anywhere over computers and mobile devices.
Governments and policy makers looking at this activity struggle with such questions as whether regulation can assure that Internet gaming can be restricted to adults, the games offered are fair and honest, and players will be paid if they win. This book is a timely collection of eleven chapters discussing key considerations and model approaches to internet gaming regulation and outlining the important questions and emerging answers to regulating gaming activity outside of land-based casinos.
Some of the regulatory insights are taken from lessons learned in the land-based casino industry and others from the relatively newer experiences of international internet gaming providers. Contributors are among the world's leading experts on Internet gaming. They focus on structural concerns including record-keeping, managing different taxing regimes, maintaining effective controls, protecting customer funds, and preventing money laundering, as well as on policy concerns ensuring responsible play, the detection of fraud, reliable age verification, and the enforcement of gaming laws and norms across jurisdictions.
Internet gaming is an emerging field, especially in the U. Blair Richardson11 Proposal for an International Convention on Online Gambling by Marketa TrimbleThe book also includes an introductory editors' note, an index, and a table of cases. Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs. This is the third book to be produced by members of the Gambling Research Group a " associated with Tilburg Universitya TM s Faculty of Law concerning issues closely connected with the debate on the gambling policies that the European Union and its Member States are pursuing.
The contributions to this third book turn the spotlight on two social problems: crime and addiction, both of which play a significant part in the institutional debate in the European Union concerning whether gambling should be treated as a service that a " like other services a " should be subject to the laws universally applicable to the internal market.
This volume is primarily devoted to the research that has been conducted in several Member States into the problems of gambling-related crime and addiction.
It also examines developments at EU level: What policy is the European Commission currently pursuing? And what stance does the European Court of Justice take these days? Crime and addiction problems that can arise in the context of online gambling and at possible ways of keeping them under control.
Select Committee on Indian Affairs. Committee on Financial Services United States. Committee on Financial Services. This book provides a detailed narrative introduction, and a full copy of the consolidated Act along with practical section-by-section annotated commentary guiding you through the law. The contributions to this third book turn the spotlight on two social problems: crime and addiction, both of which play a significant part in the institutional debate in the European Union concerning whether gambling should be treated as a service that a " like other services a " should be subject to the laws universally applicable to the internal market.
This volume is primarily devoted to the research that has been conducted in several Member States into the problems of gambling-related crime and addiction. The text encompasses the breadth of gambling regulation and demystifies the often complex processes and case law nuances that must be navigated when advising on or making applications for gambling related matters. Publisher: Reno, Nev. The second edition retains a solid foundation for understanding the basic regulatory structure of gaming.
This book explains why legal gambling, one of the fastest growing industries in the world, still faces restrictions on its right to advertise or even have its contracts enforced. It features full texts of landmark cases and summaries of major cases. It covers the legal aspects of various facets of gaming and wagering -- casinos, lotteries, parimutuel and sports wagering, bingo and card games.
In November Tilburg University hosted for the first time an international "Colloquium on the European and National Perspectives of the Regulation of Gambling," The results of this exciting day are reflected in this book which brings Appropriate for students as well as practitioners, this book provides a comprehensive explanation of Indian gaming law and policy, including synopses of key developing issues and a helpful appendix on researching Indian gaming.
During the past decade most states have expanded legalized gaming , including regulated casino -style games and lotteries. Kevin Washburn has created a teaching vehicle that sparks students interest and prompts them to apply a range of legal concepts to current and real-world issues.
Illuminating issues of criminal law, federalism, regulation, due process, and contracts, Gaming and Gambling Law features: the expertise of Kevin Washburn in field and classroom key issues and policy questions that arise in both legal and illegal gambling up-to-date coverage of the fast-growing phenomenon of on-line gamgambling a comparative law and policy perspective looks at the different regulatory models that govern legalized gambling and highlights key differences For a thoroughly engaging class experience with a high pay off in learning, Gaming and Gambling Law is a sure bet.
A great draw for second and third-year law students, this concise coursebook engages students in the law, policy, and regulatory practices that surround an iconic industry. Bourgeois Donald J. Author : Donald J. Fully revised and updated Scottish Civic Government Licensing Law, 3rd Edition is a handy guide to this area of licensing law.
This book provides a detailed narrative introduction, and a full copy of the consolidated Act along with practical section-by-section annotated commentary guiding you through the law.
This is the third book to be produced by members of the Gambling Research Group a " associated with Tilburg Universitya TM s Faculty of Law concerning issues closely connected with the debate on the gambling policies that the European Union and its Member States are pursuing. The contributions to this third book turn the spotlight on two social problems: crime and addiction, both of which play a significant part in the institutional debate in the European Union concerning whether gambling should be treated as a service that a " like other services a " should be subject to the laws universally applicable to the internal market.
This volume is primarily devoted to the research that has been conducted in several Member States into the problems of gambling-related crime and addiction. It also examines developments at EU level: What policy is the European Commission currently pursuing? And what stance does the European Court of Justice take these days? Crime and addiction problems that can arise in the context of online gambling and at possible ways of keeping them under control.
Gaming addictions and everything that revolves around it: Do you take the Chance? With a special focus on games of Chance and betting in manifold scientific disciplines from different points of view this book includes: legal and economic problemsmatters of compliance and corporate social responsibilitythe analysis of decisions held by the European courtsfinance and taxes in the European contextpsychological and medical treatment, therapy and prevention of gaming addiction A team of outstanding legal experts from various countries including Austria, Germany, the Czech Republic and the UK, combine their ideas of gaming addictions and therapy in a transdisciplinary collaboration.
The book adresses lawyers, managers, social and economic experts, medical doctors and psychologists who deal with matters of gaming and betting in the named disciplines. The Gambling Law Review, edited by Carl Rohsler of Squire Patton Boggs, enables a lawyer or executive to swiftly and effectively 'plug in' to the regulatory and legal structure of a wide range of jurisdictions across the world, and understand in a few pages the legal climate, the likely issues that will arise in doing business in that jurisdiction and the overall legal risk.
Gambling law in many jurisdictions has changed and evolved significantly, but the essential predicament remains the same: staying on top of the hugely varied and constantly changing corpus of law and regulation. Cabot Anthony N.
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