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German gambling rules face claims of driving players to unlicensed sites

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A report says Germany’s gambling restrictions are pushing players towards unlicensed offshore platforms. It cites a Fall 2024 H2 Gambling Capital analysis that put online channelisation at 36%, and industry associations’ estimate of 50,000 illegal physical machines alongside 180,000 legal machines.

The reported channelisation figure indicates how restrictions may affect licensed operators’ share of online gambling activity.

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H2 Gambling Capital analyst says Nova Scotia regulation may take years

H2 Gambling Capital analyst Hayden Bee assessed Nova Scotia’s plans to explore a commercialised gaming market and its potential effect on Atlantic Canada. The report headline characterises regulation as likely to take several years; the available text contains no further details of Bee’s analysis.

An H2GC headline says Nova Scotia regulation is “likely to take several years”. Nova Scotia's government has revealed it is looking into a commercialised gaming market. Hayden Bee, a North America data analyst at H2 Gambling Capital, looks at the numbers and the wider implications for Atlantic Canada.

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