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Sweden's Gambling Act (2018:1138) covers games played for money or prizes with monetary value that are provided in Sweden; online gambling not
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directed at the Swedish market is treated as falling outside it. Licences go only to applicants judged to have the knowledge, experience, organisation and general fitness to run the operation, and are refused to the bankrupt, to minors and to those with serious criminal or business failings. A commercial online gambling licence covers casino games, defined in the Act as roulette, dice, cards and the like, along with online bingo and computer-simulated gambling machines. Licensees may pool games with authorised operators elsewhere in the European Economic Area.
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