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Finance Act 2014

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The Table lists the places where some of the expressions used in this Part are defined or otherwise explained. bet | section 183 bet at fixed odds | section 185 bet made for community benefit | section 153 betting facilities | section 189 bookmaker | section 189 Chapter 1 pool bet | section 134(1) to (4) Chapter 2 pool bet | section 143(1) to (4) Chapter 1 stake fund | section 134(5) Chapter 2 stake fund | section 143(5) chargeable person | section 155(2) the Commissioners | section 189 excluded bet | section 187(2) financial spread bet | section 128(2) game of chance | section 188(1)(b) and (3) gaming | section 188(1)(a) gaming payment (in Chapter 3) | section 159 gaming prize fund | section 154(2) gaming provider | section 155(1) general bet | section 126 non-financial spread bet | section 128(2) on-course bet | section 187(1) operator | section 189 ordinary Chapter 1 pool bet | section 134(6) ordinary Chapter 2 pool bet | section 143(6) ordinary gaming | section 154(3) pool betting | section 184 pooled prize gaming | section 154(2) pooled stake Chapter 1 pool bet | section 134(5) pooled stake Chapter 2 pool bet | section 143(5) promoter | section 189 provision of, and expenditure on, a prize (in sections 156 and 157) | section 160 registrable person | section 170(6) remote bet | section 127A remote gaming | section 154(1) remote operating licence | section 189 spread bet | section 128(1) stake money (in Chapter 1) | section 139 stake money (in Chapter 2) | section 148 UK person | section 186 winnings (in Chapter 1) | sections 140 and 189 winnings (in Chapter 2) | sections 149 and 189

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190 Index

The Table lists the places where some of the expressions used in this Part are defined or otherwise explained. bet | section 183 bet at fixed odds | section 185 bet made for community benefit | section 153 betting facilities | section 189 bookmaker | section 189 Chapter 1 pool bet | section 134(1) to (4) Chapter 2 pool bet | section 143(1) to (4) Chapter 1 stake fund | section 134(5) Chapter 2 stake fund | section 143(5) chargeable person | section 155(2) the Commissioners | section 189 excluded bet | section 187(2) financial spread bet | section 128(2) game of chance | section 188(1)(b) and (3) gaming | section 188(1)(a) gaming payment (in Chapter 3) | section 159 gaming prize fund | section 154(2) gaming provider | section 155(1) general bet | section 126 non-financial spread bet | section 128(2) on-course bet | section 187(1) operator | section 189 ordinary Chapter 1 pool bet | section 134(6) ordinary Chapter 2 pool bet | section 143(6) ordinary gaming | section 154(3) pool betting | section 184 pooled prize gaming | section 154(2) pooled stake Chapter 1 pool bet | section 134(5) pooled stake Chapter 2 pool bet | section 143(5) promoter | section 189 provision of, and expenditure on, a prize (in sections 156 and 157) | section 160 registrable person | section 170(6) remote bet | section 127A remote gaming | section 154(1) remote operating licence | section 189 spread bet | section 128(1) stake money (in Chapter 1) | section 139 stake money (in Chapter 2) | section 148 UK person | section 186 winnings (in Chapter 1) | sections 140 and 189 winnings (in Chapter 2) | sections 149 and 189

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