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Чили – Решение Верховного суда может стать огромным ударом для онлайн-операторов

Chile’s highest court has accepted an appeal from lottery operator Чилийский благотворительный член and ordered the blocking of online betting platforms.

According to the resolution, these websites “carry out gambling activities within the borders of Chile, without legal authorization or from any national tax authority, which is why they are illegal according to national regulations.”

Although in the first instance the appeal was rejected by the Court of Appeals of Concepción, the country’s highest court reversed the decision and ordered the blocking of sports betting sites offered via Мир Тихого океана. Верховный суд постановил, что провайдер широкополосного доступа Mundo Pacífico не может транслировать или продвигать какие-либо формы игр, пока он предварительно не получит на это юридическое разрешение. Государственная компания Polla Chilena de Beneficencia предлагает продукты для лотерей и ставок на спорт с фиксированными коэффициентами в торговых точках и через Интернет.

The court in its ruling stated that “the online betting systems carried out in Chile through the Internet by persons or companies not authorized by law – mentioned in this action – are illegal, and the appeal must be adopted immediately, or within the period determined by the court.” The ruling also stated that necessary measures should be taken to  “ensure the blocking of the online betting sites that operate in Chile and that have been indicated in this appeal.”

The resolution named twelve online betting sites operating in Chile declaring that “those who enable said activity as well as those who participate in it” could face criminal sanctions.

The measure was pronounced by the Third Chamber of the highest court.

Разговор с CNN Чили, the former prosecutor and lawyer for Casinos Dreams, Carlos Gajardo pointed out that the Supreme Court’s ruling “deals a very hard blow to online betting houses because it expressly points out that they are illegal and constitute a crime and orders their blocking. . . .” Mr Gajardo went onto to say that the decision affects the sites mentioned but that “when establishing the principle, it is a matter of time before it is forced on everyone.”