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US politics
fromReadWrite
9 hours ago

Tennessee moves bill against illegal sweepstakes

Tennessee Senate Bill 2136 advances to tighten enforcement against illegal online gambling and sweepstakes by granting the attorney general civil enforcement authority and strengthening consumer protections.
fromReadWrite
6 days ago

Maryland online gambling bill sparks enforcement concerns

House Bill 1226, titled the Maryland Illegal Online Gambling Enforcement Act, would let the Attorney General issue cease-and-desist orders to any sweepstakes operator accused of offering or promoting illegal online gambling in the state. It also requires the Attorney General to keep a public list of website URLs that have received those orders, effectively creating a blacklist that others would be expected to follow.
Law
fromReadWrite
2 weeks ago

Illinois sends 60 cease-and-desists to alleged illegal sweepstakes

If the warnings are not heeded, civil and criminal penalties could be next in line for the operators. Any games that award money or other prizes of value are prohibited under the state's law. "Illegal online gambling operations threaten consumer protections, undermine responsible gaming safeguards, and are antithetical to the public's interest in regulated gaming," said IGB Administrator Marcus D. Fruchter in a public statement.
Law
US news
fromPitchfork
1 month ago

Drake Accused of RICO Gambling and Stream-Boosting Scheme in New Lawsuit

Drake is accused of conspiring with Stake and others to facilitate illegal U.S. online gambling and finance bot farms using Stake's unregulated tipping system.
World news
fromwww.theguardian.com
3 months ago

Alleged gambling kingpin linked to scam centres extradited from Thailand to China

She Zhijiang is being extradited from Bangkok to China to face charges of operating illegal casinos, online gambling, and money laundering linked to Shwe Kokko.
Law
fromConsequence
3 months ago

Drake and Stake.com Sued in Class-Action Lawsuit Tied to Gambling Losses

Missouri residents sue Stake.com, Drake, and Adin Ross for promoting illegal online gambling and causing player losses through deceptive influencer content.
Information security
fromArs Technica
4 months ago

This browser claims "perfect privacies protection," but it acts like malware

A browser linked to Chinese gambling networks routes traffic through China, installs covert malware-like programs, and connects to Southeast Asian cybercrime and money-laundering networks.
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