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offshore operators gonna hate this. search traffic was basically free marketing for them. now they'll have to actually pay for customer...

good riddance tbh. tired of clicking what looks like legit site only to find its some malta operation with impossible withdrawal terms...

@geordiecolin 100% mate. this levels the playin field between licensed operators who follow rules and offshore ones who dont should...

honestly surprised this took so long. google been filtering other illegal stuff for years (ok ones that dont pay). gambling should've...

wtf really? i mean that explains a lot lately

Still its only netherlands so far but probably coming to other countries soon. Dutch regulators basically forced google to do this...

wow this could completely change the gambling landscape. so this is huge now offshore operators gonna have to rely on affiliate...

makes sense cuz google's been gettin pressure from regulators about illegal gambling ads for ages. guess much easier to just filter...

doubt it tbh, just wonder how they determine whats "licensed" tho? some countries have multiple licensing authorities and some sites...

This represents a significant shift in how search engines interact with regulated industries. The Dutch implementation uses a whitelist...

Bill has a perfect tech breakdown. From a regulatory standpoint, this development addresses a long-standing enforcement challenge - how...

look @0bi1 google has like 90%+ market share for search so even if other engines dont follow its still massive impact. most people...

The economic implications are substantial. Search engine traffic typically converts at much higher rates than other acquisition channels...

wonder if vpns will still work around this? or if google detects your actual location anyway. might not matter much for dedicated...

@conker probably depends how sophisticated googles detection is. basic vpns might work but they're getting better at detecting them...