Gambling Privatization

The Gambling Privatization website highlights all aspects of gambling privatizations and gives the latest information of future and/or ongoing privatizations.

The group employs specialized consultants with in-depth experience in all the various aspects of the gambling industry. A tailor-made team is put together for every project, including consultants with a background in the WLA, as well as specialists with experience in the free market. This has got to do with local legislation, unions, products, types of privies, local business cultures, distribution possibilities and so on.

A privatization in Manila is different from a privy in London, and a privy in Istanbul needs another approach than in Budapest. This has to do with local legislation, unions, products, type of privies, local business cultures, distribution possibilities, etc.

Rob van der Gaast, a well-known independent gambling research analyst and publicist, coordinates the services of Gambling Privatization. The professional expertise of Gambling Privatization may be found on the Services page.

The definition of Gambling Privatization is: Changing a gambling operation from state (monopoly) to private (partial) ownership or control. Gambling Privatization is a process of moving from a government-controlled gambling system to a privately run, for-profit system. That means that Gambling Privatization includes deregulation, liberalisation, leasing, tendering, and so on. Normally after a Gambling Privatization process a regulator will be installed.

Research studies for sale in the series Gambling-Privatizations:

Deregulation of Danish Gambling Market
French Sports Betting Liberalisation
Milli Piyango Lottery Tender

Our research studies can be ordered from GamblingAnalysts.eu.