UKRAINE OPERATORS TURN TO THE INTERNET
16 October 2009
Following the example of their Russian
colleagues, Ukraine operators are finding ban
workarounds
The ban on gambling in the Ukraine, which has followed
similarly draconian moves by the Russian government, has
seriously damaged the industry in that country, but
gambling operators are finding Internet-based
workarounds in order to survive.
The idea is not
new; following the implementation of the Russian ban in
July this year (see previous InfoPowa reports), gambling
operators in that country found new ways to continue
offering what are reported to be popular gambling
facilities.
The Kyiv Post reported this week that
operators are increasingly turning to the Internet,
using servers outside the Ukraine, to continue offering
their services to Ukrainians.
However, there are
fears that thwarting the government ban may result in
further legislation being passed which might emulate
moves elsewhere in the world to either attack the
financial structures underpinning Internet transactions,
or even impose ISP blocks.
Either way, it
appears that further legislative fireworks are likely in
Eastern Europe, where some nations have embraced
Internet gambling but others take a contrary view.
Online Casino News Courtesy of
Infopowa
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