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BETTING AND ONLINE GAMING Sports betting is permitted on horse and dog racing
plus football, basketball, volleyball, tennis, boxing, hockey and motorcycle and car racing.
Sports betting in Bulgaria was illegal under communist rule and it was not until 1990 that Eurofootball, the first private bookmaker, launched their operations in this country.
State run operator Bulgaria Sports Totalisator also started to run pari mutual style betting games and the two dominated the market for a good while.
In 1998 the Gaming Act put together a serious framework for operators in this field and later in 2008 the law was amended to permit online services. In practice only the BST was licensed to do this and Eurofootball was allowed to advertise their prices.
The BST monopoly on online gaming lasted until 2013. This didn’t stop illegal betting sites being set up or international sites taking bets hence laws were tightened up as the government realised how much it was losing in revenues and taxes.
17 per cent of revenues are granted to the
Ministry of Youth
and Sports, whilst 15 per cent of
corporation tax is also returned to the ministry. It’s motto ‘You win and so does
sport’ is linked to the funding it gives back to
Bulgarian sports.
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