Many countries are getting on board, but how will this affect players?
Gaming operators have been in an ongoing struggle to find the right country, with the right set of laws, to act as a home base for their companies. In 2007, Italy became the first country to implement a dot.com licensing establishment which successfully sought to bring in gambling operators and players who would be under a regulatory framework which would actually mean significant money from tax revenue. Many countries have followed suit since Italy's revolutionary step, and the fact that the ECJ has implemented a number of decisions that basically diminished operators' rights to work from one country and supply services in another.
Online Casino Reports Adaptation
OCR has long been the best provider of online gaming news and information for players and gaming operators and has even opened tailored sites in different and localized languages to meet the growing changes to the online gaming industry. Instead of fighting change, Online Casino Reports has welcomed it with open arms and continues to provide the most up-to-date news, reviews, information, and more, in a number of languages throughout the EU, Asia, South america and the rest of the world.
The Future of Gaming
Whether we see a major overhaul to where online casinos are able to operate is still up in the air. In Brussels, they have argued about this topic for years, but to no avail. The want for EU harmonization seems impossible and increasingly unlikely. In the future, however, you may see localized online casinos with offices in your home country. The good thing is, that no matter where you are, you will be able to receive all the most important articles in a language relevant to you at Online Casino Reports.
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