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The Paradox of Restrictions: How Gambling Bans Fuel a €92 Billion Shadow Market in Europe

When legislative activity is guided by populism and the illusion of "easy solutions," the end result is almost always the opposite of the stated intentions.

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The Paradox of Restrictions: How Gambling Bans Fuel a €92 Billion Shadow Market in Europe

When legislative activity is guided by populism and the illusion of "easy solutions," the end result is almost always the opposite of the stated intentions.

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