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Lotteritilsynet proposes raising Belago share for bingo organisations to 30%

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Source: Lotteritilsynet (Norway)

Norway's Lotteritilsynet sent out proposed changes to bingo rules on 3 May, the authority said. The proposal would raise organisations' share of Belago profits from 25% to 30%, which the article estimates would mean about NOK5,000 more per organisation each year; the changes remain proposals.

Bingo licensees could receive a larger share of Belago profits if the proposed rule changes are adopted.

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