Regulacion juego en irlanda

REGULACION DEL JUEGO EN INGLATERRA: GAMBLING ACT 2005

1. Significado de Gambling según el gambling act 2005
2. Significado de Betting según gambling act 2005
3. Statement of principles for licensing and regulation
4. Duty to advise Secretary of State
5. Remote Gambling
6. Application

1. Gambling

Según el artículo 6 de esta ley de juegos el gambling se define como:

1. In this Act “gaming” means playing a game of chance for a prize.
2. In this Act “game of chance”—

 (a)includes—

 (i) a game that involves both an element of chance and an element of skill,

(ii )a game that involves an element of chance that can be eliminated by superlative skill, and

(iii) a game that is presented as involving an element of chance, but

(b) does not include a sport.

1. For the purposes of this Act a person plays a game of chance if he participates in a game of chance—

(a)whether or not there are other participants in the game, and

(b)whether or not a computer generates images or data taken to represent the actions of other participants in the game.

1. For the purposes of this Act a person plays a game of chance for a prize—

(a)if he plays a game of chance and thereby acquires a chance of winning a prize, and

(b)whether or not he risks losing anything at the game.

1. In this Act “prize” in relation to gaming (except in the context of a gaming machine)—

(a)means money or money's worth, and

(b)includes both a prize provided by a person organising gaming and winnings of money staked.

1. The Secretary of State may by regulations provide that a specified activity, or an activity carried on in specified circumstances, is or is not to be treated for the purposes of this Act as—

(a)a game;

(b)a game of chance;

(c)a sport.

1. Betting

Según el articulo 9 de la Ley de juego de Inglaterra 2005 Betting se definde como:

Betting: general

1. In this Act “betting” means making or accepting a bet on—

(a)the outcome of a race, competition or other event or process,

(b)the likelihood of anything occurring or not occurring, or

(c)whether anything is or is not true.

1. A transaction that relates to the outcome of a race, competition or other event or process may be a bet within the meaning of subsection (1) despite the facts that—

(a)the race, competition, event or process has already occurred or been completed, and

(b)one party to the transaction knows the outcome.

1. A transaction that relates to the likelihood of anything occurring or not occurring may be a bet within the meaning of subsection (1) despite the facts that—

(a)the thing has already occurred or failed to occur, and

(b)one party to the transaction knows that the thing has already occurred or failed to occur.

El Articulo 11 de esta misma ley estable la necesidad de imponer un precio en la competicion entre dos o varios jugadores.

Betting: prize competitions

1. For the purposes of section 9(1) a person makes a bet (despite the fact that he does not deposit a stake in the normal way of betting) if—

(a)he participates in an arrangement in the course of which participants are required to guess any of the matters specified in section 9(1)(a) to (c),

(b)he is required to pay to participate, and

(c)if his guess is accurate, or more accurate than other guesses, he is to—

(i)win a prize, or

(ii)enter a class among whom one or more prizes are to be allocated (whether or not wholly by chance).

1. In subsection (1) a reference to guessing includes a reference to predicting using skill or judgment.
2. Schedule 1 makes further provision about when a person is to be or not to be treated for the purposes of subsection (1)(b) as being required to pay to participate in an arrangement.
3. In subsection (1)(c) “prize” includes any money, articles or services—

(a)whether or not described as a prize, and

(b)whether or not consisting wholly or partly of money paid, or articles or services provided, by the members of the class among whom the prizes are allocated.

1. Statement of principles for licensing and regulation

1.  La Comisión elaborará una declaración en la que se expondrán los principios que deben aplicarse en el ejercicio de sus funciones en virtud de la presente ley.
2. En la declaración de esta sección se explicará, en particular, cómo se prevé que los principios que se aplicarán ayuden a la Comisión en su búsqueda de los objetivos de concesión de licencias.
3. La Comisión deberá: revisar la declaración de vez en cuando, y revisar la declaración cuando la Comisión lo considere oportuno.

1. Duty to advise Secretary of State

1. La Comisión asesorará al Secretario de estado sobre:

 la incidencia de los juegos de azar,

 la manera en que se lleva a cabo el juego,los efectos del juego, y la regulación del juego.

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