RGA: It’s not gaming’s responsibility to fund sport

The tit is dry, people. That’s the message the Remote Gaming Association is trying to get across to governments that want gaming operators to further subsidize sporting bodies in their respective countries. The RGA report also highlights the irony that a lot of these same governments won’t permit operators to advertise or sponsor these same sports, thereby denying themselves of the very revenues they seek. Read more.

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