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[Ronsbit]

Provide the proof, publish on a erithea gov website, and everyone will stop asking if you are legit

BTW all this war going on, if the government changes will it affect the license? Like, does the constitution protect it?

A good question here. Does the country law protects the licensing organisation? Or it will fade off when this current administration goes out of power.
This made me more curious because the country is not a gambling friendly nation so h ok w can they convince casinos to obtain their license when it is prohibited or banned in their country.

[Hispo]

So... Are we actually dealing with an official representative of the government of Eritrea here?. Because this is the first time I would see someone of the government of a country openly promoting their gambling licenses here on the forum.
For me to believe this, I would need some cross verification by some government webpage which we can confirm it is under control of this country.

Also, this is the first time I have heard about Eritrea... For a moment I thought this was some autonomous territory of a country I already knew, but I was wrong. It is a small country in eastern Africa.

One learns someone new everyday
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[leea-1334]

Provide the proof, publish on a erithea gov website, and everyone will stop asking if you are legit

BTW all this war going on, if the government changes will it affect the license? Like, does the constitution protect it?

A good question here. Does the country law protects the licensing organisation? Or it will fade off when this current administration goes out of power.
This made me more curious because the country is not a gambling friendly nation so h ok w can they convince casinos to obtain their license when it is prohibited or banned in their country.

Yep,,, a very valid question because of the instability currently going on in the continent. Nobody asks this about Curacao or Costa Rica because there everything is relatively stable even if government changes but in Eritrea and well, almost majority of the warring countries there, the risk is always that Constitution changes with government and then everything is seized.

[Ronsbit]

Yep,,, a very valid question because of the instability currently going on in the continent. Nobody asks this about Curacao or Costa Rica because there everything is relatively stable even if government changes but in Eritrea and well, almost majority of the warring countries there, the risk is always that Constitution changes with government and then everything is seized.

Yes the possibility of constitution changes is very high looking at the current state of things. D you not think they are taking advantage of the situation to set up this license stuff and when government changes hand the possibility of constitutional changes takes place affecting all existing protocol which means starting all over again. What if most of the registration isn't documented or a group of individuals in the government sector decides to take advantage of the current state to pull this stunts because they already know what will happen and it worked out the way they had planned it do you not think they will abscond and nothing will happen.

[Hispo]

Yep,,, a very valid question because of the instability currently going on in the continent. Nobody asks this about Curacao or Costa Rica because there everything is relatively stable even if government changes but in Eritrea and well, almost majority of the warring countries there, the risk is always that Constitution changes with government and then everything is seized.

Nobody wants to invest in a license from a country which is politically unstable and prone to change its rules in the near future that is true. It would mean there is a tangible risk to lose one's investment on that license.

I also believe it is a little bit weird to have a country where it is ilegal to gamble and bet, but at the same time they are offering gambling licenses in order to profit from an international market which moves billions of dollars...
It is a little bit of hypocritical, if you asked me, they should allow their own citizens to gamble and do whatever they want with their money.

[cryptoaddictchie]

So... Are we actually dealing with an official representative of the government of Eritrea here?. Because this is the first time I would see someone of the government of a country openly promoting their gambling licenses here on the forum.

I bet not! Cause if his somehow a representative of Eritrea Government then this criticism and suspicion wouldnt arrived at the 2nd page already. Well if he can provide proof of that then this will likely be concluded. Its really hard to justify something this complex especially if an unheard^{(since Im not familiar with it)} country like Eritrea is involved.