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This brief presentation of OSBI Consulting (OSBI stands for "Online Sports Betting Industry") was made in January 2011. By overviewing the French Sports Betting market, we highlight how OSBI can offer value added to its clients throughout the Globe.
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- 1. Online Sports Betting Industry: Our view, our beliefs, our value added Quentin Toulemonde OSBI Consulting January 2011
- 8. At a worldwide scale, there are major discrepancies between legislations EUROPE WORLD Germany Portugal China United States* -- Belgium France Argentina Japan Spain Italy United Kingdom -- South Africa Banned Under legalisation Regulated or authorized de facto Denmark New Jersey* - Source: Pauline Pelletier, Relevant Authorities update * US legislation regarding online gambling is defined at State level Online gambling legislation status for some European and Pan European countries
- 17. We put great emphasis on Web 2.0 to trigger off exchanges within the community LinkedIn: Quentin Toulemonde Blog: http://osportsbetting.wordpress.com Book: Les Paris Sportifs en Ligne (French, May 2011) Email: [email_address]
- 20. Thanks for your attention Quentin Toulemonde OSBI Consulting Email: [email_address] Blog: http://osportsbetting.wordpress.com LinkedIn: http://fr.linkedin.com/in/quentintoulemonde Cell phone: 00 33 (0) 6 24 34 34 44