{"id":184,"date":"2023-03-27T17:39:42","date_gmt":"2023-03-27T17:39:42","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/hunzavalley.org\/french-and-australian-isps-are-blocking-more-casino-websites\/"},"modified":"2023-03-27T17:39:42","modified_gmt":"2023-03-27T17:39:42","slug":"french-and-australian-isps-are-blocking-more-casino-websites","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/hunzavalley.org\/french-and-australian-isps-are-blocking-more-casino-websites\/","title":{"rendered":"French and Australian ISPs are blocking more casino websites"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The French Black List <\/strong>can be found via a link on the official government announcements page (Here<\/a>). Contains more than 500 cards<\/strong>most of which are redirects or mirrors from sites apparently targeting players in markets where operators were not welcome, with operators like VegasPlus accounting for almost 10% of the total over 45+ unique URLs they have referenced in various iterations of the leave central name.<\/p>\n

Obvious attempts at evasion<\/h2>\n

My chance<\/a> accounted for more than 50 iterations, while Unique\/WinUnique recorded almost 50 entries.<\/p>\n

The internal list has been shared with judicial authorities, certain operators and internet service providers in France 532 websites crawled by more than 150 operators <\/strong>since June last year, but it was finally released, albeit in a non-user-friendly format. The List is updated monthly <\/strong>according to ANJ.<\/p>\n

A few months before the then still young list was compiled, the supervisory authority received extraordinary powers<\/a> Block or request the blocking of gambling websites, as well as the power to delist them through requests or demands sent to search engines and other indexing databases.<\/p>\n

Legal censorship in the name of the common good is a craft that the French regulator hones with each new development, and the ANJ no longer has to navigate 4-6 months of bureaucracy do that<\/strong> Work<\/strong>. Now they can simply require ISPs (Internet Service Providers) to block websites after a expedited consultation with an administrative judge<\/strong>Marketing websites and all known versions of game domains can be blocked within 30-60 days.<\/p>\n

only at 18 Online gambling websites<\/a> are sanctioned by the government France<\/a>as well as internationally in French-administered jurisdictions, while La Fran\u00e7aise des Jeux enjoys one exclusive monopoly on lotteries <\/strong>and related games in French law governments around the world.<\/p>\n

Delisting of Google addresses as follows: “Google may remove websites from its index and search results, temporarily or permanently, if it believes it is legally required to do so; if the websites do not meet Google’s quality guidelines or for other reasons.”<\/em><\/p>\n

A ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union, the EU’s highest court, confirmed in 2011 that France’s monopoly on horse racing betting was justified and lawful as long as it served to avert harm from the public, and it was use<\/strong> from <\/strong>Behavior<\/strong> consistent<\/strong>. The case (a law giving Pari Mutuel Urbain a monopoly on horse racing betting) paved the way for further breaches in the interpretation of antitrust law and disrupted the competition guaranteed between member states across Europe.<\/p>\n

The ANJ stated on its website last Wednesday: \u201cWhen a French internet user gambles on an illegal site (e.g. in France all online casino sites are illegal, no casino license can be granted under the current legal framework) he is exposed to several risks:<\/em><\/p>\n