EGBA analyses European online gaming regulation and highlights the benefits of multiple licenses

The European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA) has published a comprehensive analysis on the regulation of online gaming and reveals that 25 out of 29 European countries have introduced a multiple licensing model to regulate online gaming, but some monopolies remain.

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