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10-21-2006, 06:11 PM
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Getting an e-gaming license in Gibraltar
Does anyone know how easy it is for a new internet firm to locate itself in Gibraltar and get a license to operate an e-gaming type business? The website is a form of betting and paying out money but is not your typical casino, bingo, poker type games.
How tough are these licenses to get and how much coin does it cost? I've been doing some searching and all I can find is in 2001 they were offering bookie licensing. i'm not sure of the specific license we'll need either. Thanks for any words of wisdom. Caddy 
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10-21-2006, 08:03 PM
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Re: Getting an e-gaming license in Gibraltar
If you are serious about this you should seek a lawyer <font color="red">in Gibraltar or the UK</font> <font color="blue">and a financial advisor so they could tell you that this is probably the worst possible time to open up a site.</font>
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10-21-2006, 08:28 PM
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Re: Getting an e-gaming license in Gibraltar
If you do manage to come with some concrete details about it, it would be awesome if you could share them.
Last I heard you will be looking to spend about 17,000 Euros for the license.
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10-21-2006, 08:36 PM
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Re: Getting an e-gaming license in Gibraltar
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If you do manage to come with some concrete details about it, it would be awesome if you could share them. Last I heard you will be looking to spend about 17,000 Euros for the license. [/ QUOTE ] that sounds awfully low. Antigua and Costa Rica were over $100k USD at one point
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