Bulgaria seeks urgent EU procedure for proposed gambling advertising ban
The proposed ban would limit operators’ advertising in public spaces and digital channels in Bulgaria.
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The proposed ban would limit operators’ advertising in public spaces and digital channels in Bulgaria.
The event gives operators and suppliers a forum to meet the partners and hear about new gaming products.
The proposal would prohibit operators from advertising gambling in Bulgaria.
Bulgarian legislators seek tighter gambling advertising restrictions over allegations that operators exploit gaps in the existing ban.
Bulgaria’s proposed advertising review seeks to close legislative loopholes as part of pursuing a comprehensive gambling advertising ban.
The proposal would restrict gambling operators’ advertising across television, online channels and public spaces in Bulgaria.
Relevant affiliates must seek licences and declare websites and mobile applications offering services to the NRA Gambling Office.