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Google has decided to halt real-money gaming operations.

Google halts experiment inserting real-money gambling apps in Play Store due to complications stemming from the absence of a unified regulator across regions, leading to difficulties in obtaining necessary licenses.

Google has decided to halt real-money gaming operations.

Google's Cloud Gaming Hiccup

The tech titan, Google, planned to roll out a cloud gaming experiment this summer, having successfully completed pilot projects in India, Mexico, and Brazil earlier in the year. Yet, it seems these aspirations have hit a snag. Although Indian users can hang onto the programs from the initial trial, the other countries' rollouts have been delayed.

Google's official justification for the delay is the need for more time to ensure the setup is perfect for their developer partners and safe for users. The firm assures readers that its devotion to helping developers build businesses and reach a broader audience remains unwavering. They are, as ever, in pursuit of "suitable boundaries" to achieve their objectives.

On a side note, there's some juicy gossip brewing in the political realm. Sunak's aide is plotting something behind closed doors, leaving the masses speculating about the election date. Keep your eyes peeled!

Author: Alina Shvets

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Originally, Google's cloud gaming service, Google Stadia, faced challenges such as a lack of corporation support and missed user and revenue targets, ultimately leading to its discontinuation[5]. Future plans for gaming at Google are open to speculation, with possible integration with other technologies or platforms[1].

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  1. Despite the delay in Google's cloud gaming rollout, Alina Shvets reports that Brazil is moving closer to legalizing casinos and bingo, offering opportunities for tech companies in the finance and technology sector.
  2. Interestingly, Google announced a venture fund investment of $20 million in gaming, hinting at their continued interest in the industry despite the setbacks with their cloud gaming experiment.
  3. As Alina elaborates on the delay, Google is working diligently to iron out any issues and ensure a smooth partnership with developers, with the aim of reaching a wider user base in a suitable and safe manner.
  4. Amidst the tech world, the casino-and-gambling industry in the UAE is also gaining momentum, with new ventures and investments emerging in the gaming sector.
Google halts experiment in offering real-money games on the Play Store, citing lack of a unified regulator across regions and the need for appropriate licensing.

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