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France directs internet service providers to block access to Polymarket
3 sourcesFirst reported 4 days agoUpdated 3 days ago
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- France's gambling regulator has ordered internet service providers to block access to the betting site Polymarket.
- The decision was made due to concerns over illegal gambling practices and potential market manipulation.
- The regulator highlighted issues such as addictive mechanics and the absence of adequate self-exclusion tools.
- A significant number of French users have been reported to be circumventing existing financial restrictions related to the platform.
- The order reflects increasing scrutiny over online gambling activities in France.
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All coverage
center
France orders country's internet service providers to block Polymarket
CoinDesk· 3 days ago
center
French gambling regulator orders ISPs to block Polymarket
Cointelegraph· 4 days ago
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Γαλλία: Οι πάροχοι υπηρεσιών διαδικτύου έλαβαν εντολή να μπλοκάρουν την πρόσβαση στο Polymarket
Naftemporiki· 4 days ago