

Unibet to Remain Active in Spain for Now
Unibet, a prominent online gaming platform, has announced that it will continue to operate in Spain for the time being. The company had initially planned to cease its activities in the country on December 20, 2011. However, due to the delay in the issuance of the first licenses and the subsequent non-activation of the sanctioning regime, Unibet has decided to keep its services active.
In a statement released to its users, Unibet explained that the decision to remain active is temporary. The company will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as more information becomes available. Unibet has assured its users that it will keep them informed about any changes in its operations in Spain.
Unibet's decision to remain active in Spain comes as a relief to many of its users who were concerned about the potential disruption in services. The company has a significant user base in Spain and has been operating in the country for several years. Unibet's commitment to its users in Spain is evident in its decision to continue providing its services until the new licensing regime is fully implemented.
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