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A reminder to CAPsters that while it’s not illegal for new Zealand citizens to play online ….
… specifically targeting New Zealand sports betting players with overseas online companies is technically against local laws. The state run TAB has a legal advertising monopoly – so the .co.nz sites would have to be focusing on other markets, or they might find a nasty email arriving.
:hattip:@TheGooner 211665 wrote:
A reminder to CAPsters that while it’s not illegal for new Zealand citizens to play online ….
… specifically targeting New Zealand sports betting players with overseas online companies is technically against local laws. The state run TAB has a legal advertising monopoly – so the .co.nz sites would have to be focusing on other markets, or they might find a nasty email arriving.
:hattip:Interesting – That could be why he has priced them fairly cheaply
Mmm … I think so because normally betting.xxx and tipping.xxx could be very tasty domains … no matter what the extention.
But it is very strictly enforced. Recently the Newcastle Jets A-League side had to “cover” their team sponsor name on their shirts when playing a football game in Wellington – because their sponsor was Australian bookmaker Centrebet. No leeway was given.
Goverments and their taxable betting monopolies eh?
