Gvc Share Discussion Threads

[srpactive] 28/6/2018 08:30

New high, the Worls Cup in past times has been
gangbusters for gvc, cannot see this any different.

Germany out and England going strong, heavens above.

dyor

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[macarona] 27/6/2018 23:17

Fair point

[oohrogerpalmer] 27/6/2018 22:32

Would you stop betting with Lads if England got knocked out!!!

[macarona] 27/6/2018 22:19

With Germany now out, would not that put off punters in Germany using Bwin?

optimistic2

[srpactive] 27/6/2018 21:06

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Yes indeed.

[oohrogerpalmer] 27/6/2018 20:41

Especially as Bwin will have taken substantial bets on them doing well.
Really should be a very profitable WC for bookies.

[hillbrown] 27/6/2018 18:25

Germany out at this stage should be a n unexpected bonus for bookies .

[srpactive] 27/6/2018 12:51

Looking better now, near breakout, dyor.

[fizzypop] 26/6/2018 16:16

Is stamp duty now due on GVC share purchases? Thanks

[mip55] 26/6/2018 11:47

For info, posted on the GAN boardInteresting news from casino.org regarding New York and in response to the non passage of legislation - seems they may not need it after all! Sports Betting could be introduced to 4 upstate casinos under an existing 2013 law.To quote......The New York State Gaming Commission says "in the short term" the agency will release regulations authorizing four upstate casinos to begin taking sports bets.

[altom] 26/6/2018 09:10

Thanks to all who have provided me with information.

[tobyjo] 25/6/2018 08:49

ooh,thank you,I must have been watching at the wrong times I will still keep my eyes open.

[oohrogerpalmer] 25/6/2018 08:39

They have Lads & Corals here & plenty of ads from those.
They're also pretty big in Europe with Bwin so no doubt plenty of ads in Germany and rest of Europe.
Also Lads cover Australia and GVC are covered in places like Columbia.
All in all this WC will exceed all others & GVC will benefit hugely.

[tobyjo] 24/6/2018 23:40

I have seen world cup adverts from Bet 365,Paddypower,William Hill,Sky Bet etc.Has anyone seen any from any GVC owned companies.

[coxsmn] 24/6/2018 16:47

Ooh, i can well believe it. It's been a very exciting and unpredictable WC so far.

[oohrogerpalmer] 24/6/2018 12:53

Brother works for bet365, reckons this WC is the biggest betting bonanza of all time.
Absolutely stacked out with bets and reckons it could be 3 or 4 times bigger than the last one.
Here's hoping it proves very profitable for all betting sites.

[coxsmn] 24/6/2018 10:24

Hopefully lol

[coxsmn] 24/6/2018 10:21

GVC vs competition 10:0

[altom] 24/6/2018 09:08

How is GVC doing in the World Cup ? Any ideas very welcome.

[nod] 21/6/2018 13:17

RI sports bets only allowed in the two casinos and no mobile bets.https://www.legalsportsreport.com/21283/rhode-island-sports-betting-house-approval/How is sports betting revenue split up in the state? From the bill:(1) To the state, fifty-one percent (51%) of sports wagering revenue;(2) To the state's authorized sports wagering vendor, thirty-two percent (32%) of sports wagering revenue; and(3) To the host facilities, seventeen percent (17%) of sports wagering revenue

[loganair] 21/6/2018 12:52

Rhode Island's Senate has approved Bill S7200A, paving the way for sports betting.

All that's needed is the Governor’s approval before Rhode Island becomes the third state to legalise sports betting in the US post-PASPA.


New York state legislators failed to pass a controversial sports betting law before closing their legislative session on Wednesday.

[shayadfn] 21/6/2018 05:54

I see the short positions haven't changed for a while, still at 5.72%

[loganair] 20/6/2018 21:26

Rhode Island on the cusp of legalising sports betting:


Rhode Island’s Senate Finance Committee is the latest US state to gear up for legalised sport betting, hoping to follow Deleware and New Jersey.

A full Senate vote is expected later this week. It's approval could be the last step before Deleward returns the bill to Governor Gina Raimondo for approval. The governor has reportedly included $23.3 million in revenue from legal sports betting in her next budget.

Should the bill become law, Rhode Island will join New Jersey and Delaware who became the first states to accept sport bets after the US Supreme Court PASPA decision in May handed decisions about sports betting regulation to the states.

The bill does not include the “integrity fee” which pro sport leagues have actively been asking for, and, instead, forbids the payment of any fee to professional leagues.

[loganair] 20/6/2018 21:22

Clock ticks down on New York Sports Betting Bill:


With one day to go before lawmakers adjourn, New York's sports betting bill is looking more and more unlikely to pass.

Changes were made to the bill in a frantic scramble over the weekend but there it is still uncertainty about whether the amendments go far enough to win over a divided Assembly. One of the biggest issues that keeps cropping up is the issue of regulation. The bill would allow bets to be placed through mobile phone apps.

Time is an even bigger problem. The 2018 legislative session officially ends on Wednesday. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has already said there aren't enough days to get the work done.

“We’ll do an economic analysis, but nothing is going to happen this year because there is literally just a number of days left in the legislative session and this would be a very big issue to tackle," Governor Cuomo said in May.

But New York moves quickly and the bill is not dead just yet.

“If I was a betting person, and if we had sports betting in our state, I would say that we will pass the Senate version of the sports betting bill through finance, through the Senate, but im unsure about the Assembly,” said State Senator, Joseph Addabbo Jr, in an interview with City & State New York.

It is unclear whether New York's sports betting bill will be passed on Wednesday, but given enough time lawmakers may be able to tackle the regulatory issues and pass a new law in the future.