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ARTICLE · 16 JANUARY 2015

Bulgaria In A Hunt For Unlicenced Gambling Websites

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The latest round of additions to Bulgaria's blacklist of unlicensed gambling sites has added a total of ten domains in the latest update, taking the total number of sites to be blocked in Bulgaria to 323, since the introduction of the blacklist in June last year.

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Denitza Dimitrova, LL.B., LL.M., Mag.Jur.
Denitza Dimitrova, LL.B., LL.M., Mag.Jur.
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The latest round of additions to Bulgaria's blacklist of unlicensed gambling sites has added a total of ten domains in the latest update, taking the total number of sites to be blocked in Bulgaria to 323, since the introduction of the blacklist in June last year.

After having two more domains blacklisted in September by Bulgaria's gambling regulator the State Commission on Gambling (SCG), the Gibraltar licensed bet365 has seen its 28-365365.com site added, making it one of the most regularly-featured remote gaming companies on the list.

Of the latest additions, Digimedia is one of the most notable. Digimedia, a Malta-licensed operator, has seen its Europa Palace site blacklisted. It is the company's second domain to be added, after the MajorTomCasino.com site was banned in October this year, with thirteen of its sites having also been blacklisted by Latvia's regulator, the Lotteries and Gambling Supervision Inspection (IAUI).

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