Montenegro strengthens gambling enforcement with inspections and seizures
The Government of Montenegro has intensified enforcement in the gambling sector, targeting unlicensed machines, unlawful advertising and other breaches of regulations.
The Government of Montenegro has intensified enforcement in the gambling sector, targeting unlicensed machines, unlawful advertising and other breaches of regulations.
Some residents have expressed concern about the growth of gambling in the region, while others see the proposed zone as a potential boost to the regional budget through additional revenue.
The prevention and screening initiatives are implemented across the country, with a strong emphasis on remote and underserved areas, helping to improve equal access to healthcare services.
Participants earn rewards for completing self-diagnostic and purchasing control programs.
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Police target alleged network running dozens of betting sites aimed at overseas players.
Authorities have said that legal proceedings have been initiated against all individuals identified through recent illegal gambling operations, with penalties expected in the near future.