The head of a leading e-gaming firm in the Isle of Man says fears the sector could at some point disappear overnight are a fallacy.
Bill Mummery made the comments while speaking on Manx Radio's Sunday Opinion programme, discussing the industry with Roger Watterson.
E-gaming currently constitutes eight per cent of the Island's GDP, and provides 850 jobs, and Mr Mummery feels those figures will continue to rise.
He also feels its future is secure:
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