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- Gespa estimates illegal Swiss sports betting scene generates CHF300m
Illegal sports betting is widespread in Switzerland across bars, restaurants, kiosks and club premises, according to an SRF Investigativ report. The intercantonal gambling authority Gespa describes the scene as "structural criminality" and estimates it generates around CHF300m illegally, the report said.
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- Gespa sets out Swiss sports betting rules and limits
- Gespa sets out Swiss lottery licensing and public-benefit rules
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