Study: Legalized gambling in Israel would net NIS 1.2 billion in tax revenue

Study claims illegal wagering on sporting events significantly harms gamblers and sports associations, while regulation would sting criminal organizations.

By Moti Bassok | 07:02 10.12.12 |

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Legalizing half of Israel's illicit gambling on sporting events would net the government NIS 1.2 billion in taxes, according to a new study on sports betting.

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Study: Legalized gambling in Israel would net NIS 1.2 billion in tax revenue

Study claims illegal wagering on sporting events significantly harms gamblers and sports associations, while regulation would sting criminal organizations.

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