Offshore crackdown?

[MinnesotaFats]

Offshore Gambling Crackdown Continues With Arizona

Illegal online gambling websites operating from offshore territories continue to face repercussions in the United States.

www.casino.org

 

[Wagerallsports]

I think this has always been the case but not much they can really do

Some of these books, such as Bovada, will advertise on AM radio sports stations and bring attention to themselves

The states want to force us to use the sh!tty legal books but in reality will never be able to stop it or they would be back to making it nearly impossible to move money back & forth again

 

[Headsterx]

 

[jjgold]

Bovada eventually gonna be out usa

 

[MinnesotaFats]

So do they track crypto transactions or you just gotta use a VPN?

 

[jjgold]

VPN

 

[Brock Landers]

Snooze

Been doing this nonsense for 25+ years

 

[gauchojake]

BOL advertises everywhere. Nobody gives a shit

 

[flyingillini]

Lock them all up!

 

[gauchojake]

Brock them all up!

 

[jjgold]

They’ve been talking about it like you said for 20 years

 

[flyingillini]

They’ve been talking about it like you said for 20 years

In my Landers “voice” Offshore is King

 

[BobbyFK]

In my Landers “voice” Offshore is King

This!

 

[gauchojake]

Brock what's your latest angle shot?? Selling beers in a sports event parking lot and stealing people's zelle???

 

[maltedhopsfrenzy]

Great band name, though:

‘Offshore Crackdown’

 

[jjgold]

virtually impossible with coins

 

[flyingillini]

virtually impossible with coins

Nothing is impossible JJ, you should know this. God Bless you at 7pm on Friday.

 

[djefferis]

As I’ve said before - margins tightening at the legal apps who paid a ton of cash for the right to operate in a state. Apps are demanding more and more “enforcement” be taken as tired of hearing customers complain about juiced up props and 20 cent lines and the big bettors going offshore.

So they are demanding protection from offshore especially the blatant advertisers. Bovada/BetUS/ect. They paid for their duopoly and they want it protected - now.

There will be a token level of enforcement by state gaming commissions - but nothing to severe. Nothing until law enforcement can figure a way to build a way to seize funds from offshore - which will be very difficult. Even if you find it - you gotta fight feds and other states wanting their share of the pie. Everyone just waiting for someone else to do the hard work and then jump on the bandwagon demanding most of the gains.