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Russia: all our coverage

10 articles on Russia, newest first. For the regulator, licensing, tax and legal status, see the Russia profile.

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Regulatory

Forty-Six Countries Launch an Anti-Scam Alliance, With Cambodia Among Them

The International Alliance Combating Telecom and Cyber Fraud was formally launched on 10 September, with the United Nations and Interpol represented as observers. Its initiating countries include Cambodia, whose regulator has spent the past year revoking casino licences over links to exactly the scam operations the alliance exists to disrupt.

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Regulatory

Two Black-Market Studies Land in a Day: €12bn in Europe, $50bn Worldwide

Euromat puts Europe's illegal online market at €12 billion and says it has tripled since 2019. The Betting and Gaming Council promotes a separate report putting the global figure at $50 billion. The two numbers cannot be compared, both were commissioned by interested parties, and both reach the same conclusion about what enforcement is doing wrong.

Russia Opens a Crypto Door and Caps It at 300,000 Roubles
Crypto

Russia Opens a Crypto Door and Caps It at 300,000 Roubles

The Bank of Russia has widened who counts as a qualified investor days before the regulated market opens, adding a route through domestic exam certificates. Everyone else gets Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether and a ceiling of about $3,800 a year.

Kremlin Eyes Gambling Goldmine to Fuel War Chest
Regulatory

Kremlin Eyes Gambling Goldmine to Fuel War Chest

As the war in Ukraine enters its fourth year, the Russian Finance Ministry has proposed legalising online casinos to generate 100 billion roubles annually, a move critics label as a desperate attempt to fund the ongoing military campaign through state-controlled gambling.

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