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Finnish MP behind gambling liberalisation doubts regulator's readiness
Finnish MP Sinuhe Wallinheimo questions the regulator's readiness for market opening but remains convinced liberalisation benefits players and tax revenues.
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Finnish MP Sinuhe Wallinheimo, who backs a legislative initiative to liberalise the gambling market in Finland, has expressed doubts about the regulator's readiness for such a reform. The information comes from an interview with the lawmaker reported by iGamingiGamingiGaming is the online gambling industry: online casinos, sports betting, poker, lotteries and bingo, delivered through websites and mobile apps. Business.
Wallinheimo says he remains confident that opening the market is the right step. He sees benefits for players and for state tax revenues. However, the available part of the material does not say what exactly the concerns about the regulator are, or what the timeline for the reform is.
The full text of the interview was not available to the editorial team, so details of the regulator's position and the parameters of the bill are not covered in this article.
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