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Liberia’s NLA revokes LIPAY sports betting licence and imposes US$10,000 in fines

Enforcement & compliance

Liberia’s National Lottery Authority revoked LIPAY Inc.’s sports betting licence and ordered it to stop operating after an administrative hearing found breaches of Gaming Regulation 001. The authority imposed four fines of US$2,500 each and barred the company from applying for or obtaining a gaming licence in Liberia for two years.

LIPAY must stop sports betting in Liberia and cannot apply for or obtain a local gaming licence for two years.

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Sandwell Council revokes Best One Store licence over missing £920 lottery prize

Sandwell Council's licensing committee revoked the licence of Best One Store in Great Bridge, Tipton, after an investigation into a missing National Lottery prize worth £920. The committee heard the owner gave several different accounts of events, and that CCTV footage was overwritten, hampering a West Midlands Police investigation. The defence said there was no evidence of dishonesty or gain for the owner.

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