With the shift to online business, the private sector has pulled a powerful joker anyway, so that the tightening in offline operations has fizzled out almost without effect. Here, the state has been in a dilemma for years. The moralization in society and also in the minds of some decision-makers in politics prevented the online market from being seized. For the time being, it was necessary to watch idly as the billions did not go into the tax Pot, but into the pockets of the private sector. Now, however, the economic aspects have apparently prevailed and a regulation of the online market will be implemented. And what is the first thing to be done? The same clampdowns as in the offline operations. Again in the hope that players will find the game unattractive in the long run and migrate to state-run establishments. But that will again fail mercilessly. Why? Because the private sector always gets around the gimmicks. They are always one step ahead of the state.
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