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partypoker goes live in Czech Republic via King's Resort

Tags: Czech Republic, Kings Resort, Leon Tsoukernik.
Posted on 01 March 2019 by "T".

In partnership with King's Resort, partypoker.cz has now officially become the second international online poker company to enter the country, right after PokerStars.

GVC Holdings' brand partypoker has now officially landed in the Czech Republic online poker market via a partnership with regional casino operator King's Resort in Rozvadov.

On November 2018, partypoker managing director Tom Waters announced that the online poker operator has been approved a license by the Czech Finance Ministry. This development has allowed partypoker to become the second international operator and online poker room to obtain Czech online gambling provisions. The first one to secure the licenses was The Stars Group Inc for their brands PokerStars and BetStars which they obtained in 2017 and 2018, respectively.

With King's Resort as partner, partypoker shall abide by strict Czech gambling laws on player verifications, which has to be physically conducted at Post Office areas throughout the country. partypoker says that King's Resort will be able to complete this requirement soon via its Rozvadov premises, allowing players easy access to the partypoker.cz domain.

Czech poker players will now be able to play at partypoker initially on Mac and PC, while its mobile version shall be added in the near future.

Tom Waters said, "We are delighted to be working with King's Resort to offer online poker in the Czech Republic. We have some ambitious and exciting plans for 2019 in partnership with King's and there will be plenty on offer for Czech players at partypoker. We look forward to announcing a host of launch promotions and events, alongside details of our product offering in the coming weeks."

partypoker's Czech market activities shall be monitored closely, with industry analysts checking in on whether the popular online poker brand can rise up and maintain its momentum in a strictly regulated market. In 2017, the Milos Zeman government put in effect a new gambling rule posing a 35% GGR tax on all kinds of casino games, in addition with the Czech Republic's 19% corporate tax rate.

King's Resort owner Leon Tsoukernik said, "It is a great honor to co-operate on such an interesting project with such an important partner on a global level for us. We will be able to offer players great connection between the online and live game to maximize their gaming experience. King's Resort is home to Europe's largest poker room and regularly hosts some of the biggest events in the world working alongside the premier brands in live poker, like the WSOPE, WPT and partypoker LIVE MILLIONS."

Source:
https://www.pokerroomkings.com/index.php/news-details-en/partypoker-in-czech-republic.html?aggree=1

 


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12 comments on "partypoker goes live in Czech Republic via King''s Resort"


 doubletop77701/03/2019 09:47:34 GMT
Another great move for Party Poker and they really are leading the way in many aspects of late. I have always been a Party Poker player and have always enjoyed their site and i am glad that they are doing so well
 Mysik8601/03/2019 10:22:56 GMT
I'm from Poland, and I envy that in Czech Republic, many illegall stuff in Poland are legal there... Marijuana, abortions, now poker. What wrong with our government?
Both countries were independent from USSR in 1990, but look how great improve our neighbour... It's sad Sad
 Mober01/03/2019 11:26:46 GMT
Another expansion for party poker.
They are on the news like every other day.
They are chasing from up close poker stars.
It wont be a surprise, if in a couple of years we see another site like
party poker getting the lead in the online poker world.
Competition with them getting bigger and bigger
 rogan1100001/03/2019 12:32:25 GMT
Truth is that party poker trying so hard for piece of market. 40 percent of rake and so on.
They have miles in front themselves but they are on highway.
 pajalnick01/03/2019 20:19:40 GMT
cool for all Czech players ... Czech Republic Of course it stands out in European countries ... poker is allowed marijuana and other pleasures of life ... poker and casino are prohibited in Russia ... and hope that the ban will not be lifted ... more likely something is forbidden than allowed ... Eh Sad
 CALICUL02/03/2019 09:16:37 GMT
Mysik, we still have to wait to see if Party Poker will return in our countries. Now they are trying to make as many customers as possible and with this favorable law, they won the right to activate in the Czech Republic and won something extra in the fight competition with pokerstars.
 dule-vu03/03/2019 09:54:45 GMT
its strange that they didnt do this earlier and that they waited for so long time!they are big site and whatever law that they need to clear with that country,they can do very fast and ofcourse they can pay it!didnt know that czech people didnt have chance to play at party site!
 Gerimantas03/03/2019 17:29:05 GMT
Yes i think it os good news for all players form checz republic and also for many people who play party poker online too, because this website become stonger and stronger and more promotion now and it is good situation to players
 pajalnick03/03/2019 20:24:21 GMT
I didn’t quite understand, only PartyPoker can now exist in the Czech Republic ... or other poker rooms can also ... not entirely clear How are other poker rooms from PartyPoker ... because this is the same game ... if for other poker rooms imposed restriction then it is unfair
 Mober04/03/2019 10:56:22 GMT
Probably it has to do with licensing.
They got the rights to legally start a business there, by accepting all of the country's
requirements.
Like it is here now and in most of the countries.
They did ban all of them to force them, to pay for a license and get a greek VAT number,
in order to be taxed.
 dule-vu04/03/2019 12:24:27 GMT
when you have big market and big countries and lot of players in that country,its not so hard to invest in licence and that you can work normaly with your poker site!when you have 20,30,40 million people in one country,its not big amount to pay licence and tax for poker site!
 bowie198404/03/2019 22:14:58 GMT
They never really went away - none of them really did - they just bought a license to operate legally on their market. It's okay, may or may not worth it in the long run but definitely the right step from the company...

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