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According Kubicki limiting the licenses would reduce neither gambling nor the crime, such as money laundering, as they would continue to exist on the black market. So

there in the E-15-design above all the reasons for the prohibition and restriction can not be assigned, one could say no approval from Brussels for the bill. Also, the

proposed tax is contrary to European law, according to Ministry of Finance.

Kubicki makes it clear that the current draft of the State Treaty on gaming is not only contrary to European law, but also not to fight the black market did not take

account the regulation of the gaming market would be guaranteed throughout Germany. With the existing prohibitions, the black market could not be eliminated, and the

crime would not in decline. He made clear in his speech that you agree with the bill, the SPD should not, because thus no income for household and sport would go into

the coffers.