French gaming regulator, ARJEL, in its latest quarterly sector report, revealed an online poker liquidity sharing agreement is imminent among select European Union regulatory bodies including Spain, Portugal and Italy.
ARJEL expects agreements to be inked in June 2017, however, implementation would only begin with software technical standards testing submissions, at the earliest, in September 2017.
Shared poker liquidity would go a long way towards halting the decline of the vertical, a trend across numerous markets over the past few years.