Central Europe
Poland’s PZPN issues Warning Letter to Bookmakers

The Polish Football Association (PZPN) has issued a special letter to the legally operating companies on the Polish bookmaking market, stated that the companies can’t offer bets on lower classes than 4th league and juniors.
PZPN reminded the participants that they do not have permission to use the results of the lower classes (league and lower divisions) and junior games. A tripartite contract concluded between PZPN, Ekstraklasa and the bookmaking company gives the opportunity to offer bets on Ekstraklasa matches, 1st league, 2nd league, 3rd league and 4th league. For all other lower classes, the bookmaking company would have to obtain an additional permit from the organiser of the games.
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