Camelot to take UKGC to Court over Loss of Lottery Licence

[News Hound]

Camelot Group set to challenge UKGC in the High Court over decision of the next National Lottery Operator's contract

Read the full article here: Camelot to take UKGC to Court over Loss of Lottery Licence

 

[mack341]

Bloody hell they've had a good feed out of it, 28 years almost, hopefully most of the current employees will be re-employed by any new operator, maybe there is a bit of extra tory party sponsorship occurring in the background, the next general election campaigning has to be paid for and all that

 

[Webzcas]

They have a lot of employees, in the thousands. I expect likely they will be taken on by the new operator. Well, you would think so.

 

[KasinoKing]

They have a lot of employees, in the thousands. I expect likely they will be taken on by the new operator. Well, you would think so.

Nah - they will probably "do a P&O" - sack the lot of them and replace them with Bulgarians on £1.75 per hour...

KK

 

[thr0b]

Camelot have a history of this. They whinged when they lost out to Branson years back, and then somehow got it back.

 

[mack341]

what's stopping them creating another lottery, there's that postcode shitey one, I think there was another linked to supporting the nhs. Maybe it's losing the scratch card business as well.

 

[Rahdoh82]

Camelot were already ruining the lottery and the Ukgc are not fit for purpose