“A player hit by an exclusion order pronounced by a Swiss casino is also banned from online games of the Loteria Romande and vice versa. This new legislative
framework now allows gambling operators to better identify players with
potentially problematic gambling behaviour.”
betting. Tis was compared to CHF595m in 2019 (total GGR) and CHF42m from sports betting.
SwissLos turnover was CHF1.59bn in 2020 – just over 10 per cent more than 2019. Tis growth was attributed to the higher market share due to the new Gambling Act which saw many unlicensed gambling sites blocked.
Meanwhile, Loteria Romande offers lottery and sports betting in the six French speaking cantons in Switzerland – Vaud, Freiburg, Valais, Neuchatel, Geneva and Jura.
Te company offers six number games -Swiss
Loto, EuroMillions, Magic 3, Magic 4, Loto Express and Banco - plus sports betting and horse race betting (PMU) via Jouez Sport and nearly 40 scratchcards.
Loteria Romande saw CHF374m in GGR in 2020 compared to CHF408 in 2019. Te decrease was mostly due to the closure of part of its distribution network via the bars and cafes during Covid restrictions even though its Points of Sale remained open.
President of Loteria Romande, Jean-Rene Fournier, said in the company annual report: “Te main impact of the new legislative
framework concerns social measures against the risks of gambling addiction, which have been considerably strengthened to best protect vulnerable populations, in particular on the digital channel.
“For example, thanks to a common register, a player hit by an exclusion order pronounced by a Swiss casino is also banned from online games of the Loteria Romande and vice versa. Tis new legislative framework now allows gambling operators to better identify players with potentially problematic gambling behaviour in order to refer them to specialised care centres if necessary.”
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