Welcome to the inaugural issue of European Gaming Lawyer, the newest publication of the International Masters of Gaming Law.

The IMGL is a non-profit educational organisation incorporated under the laws of Nevada in the US. It is dedicated to raising the professionalism of the practice of gaming law on an international basis through education, academics and connectivity.

European Gaming Lawyer joins its sister publications Casino Lawyer and Canadian Gaming Lawyer Magazine as the newest official publication of the IMGL. It is designed to reach all elements of the European gaming industry that are playing a key role in the expansion of gaming throughout Europe. European Gaming Lawyer will be published twice a year, with a spring and a autumn issue.

It will focus on gaming law issues that are at the forefront of European gaming and will, in addition, address international gaming issues such as internet gaming that affect the European gaming market. In this regard, the IMGL solicits the input and suggestions of all elements of the European gaming industry. Our goal is to make European Gaming Lawyer a ‘must read’ for professionals involved in the European gaming industry. ...

Download European Gaming Lawyer, Spring 2009

PDF format, 2.4MB, 32Pages.

CONTENTS
A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
By Robert W Stocker II
GERMANY UPDATE
Enforcement of the Interstate Treaty on Gambling in Germany - killer or toothless tiger?
By Dr Wulf Hambach and Susanna Munstermann
UK UPDATE
The UK white list revisited
By Tony Coles
SWEDEN UPDATE
The Swedish state monopoly on gambling and the dangerous principle of proportionality
By Dr Ola Wiklund
IRELAND UPDATE
Is gaming regulation eventually on the cards for Ireland?
By Joe Kelly
PIRACY BATTLE
Gaming industry joins forces against product piracy
SPAIN UPDATE
Online gaming on a regional basis in Spain: the new rebels
By Santiago Asensi
FRANCE UPDATE
Rien ne va plus in the French casinos
By Thibault Verbiest and Perrine Pelletier
NETHERLANDS UPDATE
The Dutch internet gambling tax: a game of bluff?
By Frans Duynstee and Igor Groenewegen
TECHNOLOGY
The role of technology in ensuring integrity and fairness to the player
By Simona Camilleri

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