Posts Tagged ‘illegal’
Posted by Nicolae on October 13th, 2008 under Casino Guide, Casinos
Tags: Casinos, cheating, collusion, combat, Eyes in the Sky, False Deals, False Shuffles and Cuts, fraud, Hand Mucking, illegal, Introducing Previously Marked Decks Into Play, jurisdiction, Marking Cards During Play, methods, Nevada, Pastposting, Proper Procedure, references, Rules, sanctions, slot machines, Software, statutes, Video •
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Cheating in casinos refers to actions which are prohibited by a casino’s rules. Cheating is usually illegal but the exact sanctions will depend on the jurisdiction in which the casino operates. In Nevada, cheating in a casino is a felony under Nevada law. In most other jurisdictions, specific statutes do not [...]
Posted by Nicolae on September 18th, 2008 under Blackjack, Card counting, Software
Tags: advantage, bankruptcy, Biometrica, Blackjack, Blackjack Survey Voice, blacklist, card counters, casino, catalog, computers, Continuous Shuffle Machines, countermeasures, database, decks, director, double-deck, gamblers, games, Griffin Agency, Griffin Book, Griffin Investigations, illegal, Keith Taft, Las Vegas, machines, MindPlay, pitboss, players, Rules, shuffle, shuffling, skills, Software, surveillance, tables, technology •
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Counting cards in blackjack has become substantially more difficult as a result of casino countermeasures. The most common is the use of more decks, which decreases the player’s advantage, but even in the few remaining single- and double-deck games, dealers will often shuffle prematurely or unusually frequently to defeat a suspected [...]
Posted by Nicolae on September 5th, 2008 under Lottery Guide, Rules, games
Tags: bet, bets, China, flower, gamblers, game, illegal, jue, Jueteng, numbers, odds, Philippines, scandals, teng, wagers •
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Jueteng (pronounced wet-teng) is an illegal numbers game played in the Philippines. Jueteng came from China and it means flower (jue) and bet (teng). Although illegal, it is a widely popular game with participation that crosses most, if not all social and economic boundaries, played by rich and poor alike. With [...]
Posted by Nicolae on July 9th, 2008 under Legislation, Online Gambling, Politics, UIGEA, United States
Tags: Barack Obama, campaign, campaign's national website, Denver, donation, donor, gambling, gambling laws, illegal, Minnesota, Minnesota Gambling Control Board, Nick Kimball, Online Gambling, raffle, supporters, Tom Barrett, violation •
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On the campaign’s national website, Obama ask for donation between $5 and $2300 in exchange of a chance for every donor to be chosen as one of the 10 supporters to meet Barack backstage in Denver.
Tom Barrett, head of the Minnesota Gambling Control Board, consider that this is an illegal raffle and a [...]
Posted by Nicolae on January 30th, 2008 under Casinos, European Union, Legislation, Online Gambling
Tags: ban, banks, banned web sites, Casinos, Companies, credit card, Dutch, EU, gamblers, gambling games, Holland Casino, illegal, Internet Gambling, justice ministry, license, list, Netherlands, Online Gambling, regulations, Rules, state monopoly •
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The Dutch justice ministry introduced new regulations that will held criminally liable the banks and credit card companies that will facilitate online gambling on foreign sites for the Dutch citizens.
In accordance with Dutch News, in some months it will be published a list with the banned web sites (this decision [...]
Posted by Nicolae on January 23rd, 2008 under Asia, Football (Soccer), Legislation, Sports Betting
Tags: , 2008 UEFA European Football Championship, arrests, Asia, Australia, Austria, bets, China, conferences, criminals, Euro 2008, football, gambling, games, Hong Kong, illegal, Interpol, Macau, Malaysia, Michel Platini, operations, presidents, raids, Ronald Noble, Singapore, soccer, SOGA, sports, Switzerland, teams, Thailand, Union of European football Association, Vietnam •
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Interpol had last year in October a very large operation involving Australia, China, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam to stop the illegal soccer gambling which resulted in 423 arrests in 266 raids across the region, 272 underground gambling dens shut down and $680 million US worth of illegal bets. Now, Interpol is [...]
Posted by Nicolae on December 28th, 2007 under European Union, Legislation, Online Gambling
Tags: , 2008, accord, Advertising, ban, banks, betting, brokering, European Commission, games, gaming, Germany, illegal, Internet, Internet service providers, January 1st, laws, lotteries, monopoly, Online Gambling, television •
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Germany will ban any form of Web-based gambling or brokering of games over the Internet, beginning with January 1st, 2008, including the advertising of gaming over the Internet and on television.
Germany ratified an accord that preserves the country’s state monopoly for lotteries and most forms of betting. The new online-betting laws, [...]
Posted by Nicolae on December 21st, 2007 under Legislation, Online Gambling, Search Engines, UIGEA
Tags: Google, illegal, Legislation, Microsoft, Online Gambling, Search Engines, UIGEA, Yahoo •
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All the three companies have agreed to pay a total of $31.5m (£15.7m) to settle claims that they accepted online ads promoting illegal gambling, during the last ten years.
Microsoft has to pay $21m, part of it as a charitable donation to support exploited children ($4.5m to the International Center for Missing and [...]