Japanese Bookies Nabbed for Allowing Illegal Internet Gambling
- Nov 18, 2007
In Japan, two bookmakers who set up computers at their betting shop to allow customers to gamble illegally over the Internet have been arrested.
Read More . . .In Japan, two bookmakers who set up computers at their betting shop to allow customers to gamble illegally over the Internet have been arrested.
Read More . . .A top European trade official in Washington this week gave the U.S. government an ultimatum: Allow Internet gambling companies overseas to operate here, or compensate for lost revenues of as much $100 billion...
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Dr. Cort stressed that the United States’ failure to comply with the WTO rulings, “undermines the credibility of the WTO system and may seem to prove what some developing countries have feared..."
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Read More . . .The EU has been urged to continue to press the US for significant compensation in regard to the ongoing online gaming-related World Trade Organisation (WTO)...
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