2013-06-28, 10:43 AM
reddit Wrote:Bad article. The Swedish sources in the article does not speak of LAN parties. The tax is for businesses only, and is for gaming computers belonging to the business, where customers pay per game or for the time used playing. Typically "Gaming" intenet cafees. (The computers must be used primarily for gaming.) Essentially, if the service sold is equivalent to an arcade, they have to pay the arcade tax even if the service is implemented by LAN connected PCs. The ruling cited does not mention private LAN parties, and does not seem to be relevant to them in any way.http://www.reddit.com/r/leagueoflegends/...sh_gamers/
Now that makes sense.
Lozmaster Wrote:Ok. So how is it any different from a poker tournament then, which is widely regarded as gambling, yet falls under both those conditions of "taking skill" and "not being rigged".
In sweden at least it's determined by the specific game they are playing
http://rose.casinocitytimes.com/article/...ight-60271