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France debate weighs online casino legalisation against consumer risks

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An opinion piece on France’s online casino debate argued that legalisation could create tax revenue and a regulated alternative to illegal platforms. It also noted concerns about gambling harm, particularly among young people, and said any reform would require licensing, tax and player-protection rules.

A change in France’s online casino rules would affect prospective operators and the safeguards required to enter the market.

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