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EEΕΕ proposes gambling-market observatory for Greece

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Source: Hellenic Gaming Commission

Greece's Hellenic Gaming Commission (EEΕΕ) said a feasibility study prepared with a six-member team of specialists recommends establishing a gambling-market observatory. The proposed body would collect and analyse data, support research and inform policy, subject to strict conditions; the study describes it as feasible but does not announce its creation.

Operators may face future policy proposals informed by systematic research into Greece's gambling market.

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