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[oneillshaun] 12/11/2019 08:27

I don't think this number is correct.

[abarclay] 12/11/2019 06:27

19p cash per share
No debt

[latifs100] 11/11/2019 20:54

any ideas on cash n debt levels.

[km85] 11/11/2019 17:04

Dutch gambling regulator Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) has released more details about applying for new online gambling licences in the country, saying operators will be able to submit applications as soon as new legislation comes into force.

The Netherlands is due to open a regulated online gambling market in January 2021 after the Dutch Senate in February voted to pass the Netherlands’ Remote Gambling Act.

The Dutch government aims to bring secondary regulations governing the market into force from 1 July 2020, subject to final approval from the Ministry of Justice and Security.

The KSA said while it cannot confirm when the Act will come into effect, it said it is keen to update potential applicants about process. This way, it said, operators will be aware of what they will be required to file and pay as soon as they are permitted to do so.

Four different licences will be available in the Dutch market: casino games where consumers play against the operator (such as slots and table games); peer-to-peer casino games (online poker). Licences for betting on sporting events, and betting on horse racing and trotting, will also be on offer.

An application for an online gaming licence will cost €45,000 (£38,578/$49,664) and if it is not granted, applicants will not be entitled to a refund. Applications must be written in the Dutch language, while a translation into Dutch must be included alongside all official documents put forward with the application.

Applications will only be processed if they are fully completed, the identity of the applicant is clear and payment has been made. The regulator may request additional information later in the process in order to confirm the applicant’s identity.

[km85] 11/11/2019 17:04

Dutch gambling regulator Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) has released more details about applying for new online gambling licences in the country, saying operators will be able to submit applications as soon as new legislation comes into force.

The Netherlands is due to open a regulated online gambling market in January 2021 after the Dutch Senate in February voted to pass the Netherlands’ Remote Gambling Act.

The Dutch government aims to bring secondary regulations governing the market into force from 1 July 2020, subject to final approval from the Ministry of Justice and Security.

The KSA said while it cannot confirm when the Act will come into effect, it said it is keen to update potential applicants about process. This way, it said, operators will be aware of what they will be required to file and pay as soon as they are permitted to do so.

Four different licences will be available in the Dutch market: casino games where consumers play against the operator (such as slots and table games); peer-to-peer casino games (online poker). Licences for betting on sporting events, and betting on horse racing and trotting, will also be on offer.

An application for an online gaming licence will cost €45,000 (£38,578/$49,664) and if it is not granted, applicants will not be entitled to a refund. Applications must be written in the Dutch language, while a translation into Dutch must be included alongside all official documents put forward with the application.

Applications will only be processed if they are fully completed, the identity of the applicant is clear and payment has been made. The regulator may request additional information later in the process in order to confirm the applicant’s identity.

[timmy11] 11/11/2019 14:56

congratulations

[km85] 11/11/2019 13:44

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[nw99] 11/11/2019 13:26

That's so funny

[nobilis] 11/11/2019 13:03

all welcome to my new thread

[nobilis] 11/11/2019 12:52

A combination of population size and the passion for sport could make it one of the most lucrative sports betting markets in the world, analysts say. Now legal in 14 states, five others have legislation pending.


XLM could many bag

[john09] 11/11/2019 12:51

I’ve no idea what OnJohn is posting I had him filtered a long time, even the notifications are annoying tho lol

[onjohn] 11/11/2019 12:41

A combination of population size and the passion for sport could make it one of the most lucrative sports betting markets in the world, analysts say. Now legal in 14 states, five others have legislation pending.

Estimates for the size of the potential market vary wildly. Gambling Compliance, an industry research firm, values the market at up to $8.1bn in revenue terms by 2024. If the American Gaming Association’s $150bn estimate for the illegal sports betting market is accurate, it could be much bigger.

[onjohn] 11/11/2019 12:35

Another new state regulates

[onjohn] 11/11/2019 11:16

up she gies

[onjohn] 11/11/2019 11:16

up she gies, ready for run at 80p

[km85] 11/11/2019 10:38

Better Collective’s CEO discuses the Q3 result and the US market.

hxxps://www.di.se/ditv/borsmorgon/better-collectives-vd---q3-ar-lagsasong-for-oss-sa-med-tanke-pa-det-starkt/

[nw99] 11/11/2019 08:04

Small top up here

[nw99] 10/11/2019 20:28

Follow the directors and buy

[abarclay] 10/11/2019 18:06

MALCOLMMM5 Nov '19 - 11:40 - 10168 of 10320
0 0 0
Sold these for 218p at one point so plenty of upside


Nice

[ihatemms] 10/11/2019 17:31

Km85 - I feel very good/winning thank-you. Made £100k in one week on the recent rise in future plc.

[km85] 10/11/2019 12:24

Tom, as you already know, The company has paid so far more than 60m dollar in dividends, Ory reinvested all his dividends back in the business. And some folks still questioning the company or Ory. So better to ignore this kind of people so they feel good. I told this dude I am getting paid so he can feel good. Well he feels winning and so happy I can tell.

[tomstone12] 10/11/2019 11:53

and even funnier that he calls the guy the built and ran the company from 16 years ago a con. He has met investors anytime he could and most serious posters here have met him more then once "in sickness and in health" . why not sell shares after working for more then a decade?

are you VERY concerned with his salary? He a director, i'm sure he gets paid and I'm sure if you email IR you will get an answer how much he is being paid.

honestly you are just raising questions like that for the sake of scare mongering when in fact you can get the answers very quickly, but hey you have a keyboard so these days that makes you an expert :)
good luck with your honest companies.