Gambling laws in Holland

fido1905 · Aug 3, 2006

Does anyone have access to any resources or have any knowledge of the gambling laws of Holland?

I am specifically interested in laws in relation to sports betting, gaming and lotteries over telephones and the internet. As there may not be legislation for this, then information relating to all land-based gambling would also be helpful.

Finally, I am also looking into any legislation relating to betting of any description over mobile devices in Europe. Has anyone seen any publications in this area from the EU or national bodies.

Thanks.

Dante · Aug 3, 2006

they have any LAWS at all in holland :icon_conf

passingthewind · Aug 3, 2006

Yes Dante no hookers or weed between 8-9 a.m.

amstel · Aug 3, 2006

http://www.justitie.nl/english/Themes/games_of_chance/index.asp?link=3&sublink=4 :suomi:

Concorde · Aug 3, 2006

Dante said:
they have any LAWS at all in holland

:lolBIG:

sean1 · Aug 3, 2006

It is against the law to play poker online while simultaneously watching porn, placing a sports bet of more than $1000, and getting a hummer from a hooker.

-Sean

Whoson1st · Aug 3, 2006

Well now I have a serious question here; Which place would be cheaper to live Las Vegas or Holland? If it's close I'll give the edge to Holland because of my favorite brew....Heiny!!

Whoson1st · Aug 3, 2006

Waiting for a few of the Holland residents to speak up.

sean1 · Aug 3, 2006

Apartments in Europe are expensive. I was looking at some a few weeks ago in Rome, Greece, and Holland - I ruled Holland out because i figured it would take 10 years off my life and I have already lost 10 living in Miami Beach... But when I looked, it was expensive. Vegas is dirt cheap.

-Sean

glenrobinson · Aug 3, 2006

Apartments in Amsterdam are NOT expensive at all, depends what you are looking for I guess, but you can get a decent flat for around 300 euros.

sean1 · Aug 3, 2006

300 euros? I must have been looking in the wrong places. I was seeing 1000 euros +.. although I did not look very hard.

glenrobinson · Aug 3, 2006

Depends which area you want to live in, obviously areas like Leidesplein are more expensive then the west side or such. I lived by Albert Culp Market and it was 1200 for a two bedroom with a patio and storage space.

For 1000+ euro, you can get a great one bedroom or two bedroom in almost any area of Amsterdam, for 300 euro, my buddy lives in a decent sized studio in a canal house....great place to gamble and play the market due to the time change in my opinion. Plus, it has all a single man can want and handle!

ZZZSpeedster · Aug 3, 2006

glenrobinson said:
Plus, it has all a single man can want and handle!

Thats the real question
How are the chicks (non-prostitutes)

fido1905 · Aug 4, 2006

Thanks Dante. Sean1 - i guess i'll keep my bets under a grand.

glenrobinson · Aug 4, 2006

"Thats the real question
How are the chicks (non-prostitutes)"

Girls in holland are very cool and laid back, its not a big thing to be hangin out and then in the sac the next....I miss that place big time.

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