By The Weekly Edge desk ·
iGamingToday reported that GRAI warned a prediction market operator it could face High Court action over activity in Ireland. Regulator chief Anne Marie Caulfield discussed the unnamed company on RTÉ’s This Week.
The warning raises the prospect of court proceedings against the operator.
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The unnamed platform could face legal proceedings from Ireland’s gambling regulator.
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