Denmark and Spain debate iGaming liquidity

Spain and Denmark regulators have gathered to discuss potential shared iGaming liquidity.

Spain.- Europe governments keep insisting on shared online poker liquidity to enhance financial benefits of the regulated industry. As the latest meetings have not set a comprehensive measure yet, Spain and Denmark decided to gather to discuss the issue separately. According to Casino News Daily, representatives of both governments held a meeting this week to plan the potential shared liquidity.

Regulators from Spain, Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego (DGOJ), and from Denmark, Spillemyndigheden, shared their projects on the iGaming sector in an assembly from June 19-20 in Madrid. Representatives from both entities have also discussed further regulations to control money laundering based on iGaming platforms and. The goal is to set joint measures to prevent financial crimes and enhance the control over iGaming transactions.

Authorities from France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and the UK have held several meetings to discuss the issue, although they have not come to a final decision yet. Austria and Germany have also shown interest in participating at the shared liquidity as well. Regulators set another meeting in October in Rome, Italy.

The online gaming market in the continent has not received any update on its legislatives issues. It was expected that the European regulators would have reached an agreement to establish a multilateral online poker deal by now.