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Gambling Bill BRAINSTORM – No Bitching Allowed

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  • #708218
    Anonymous
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    From the Canadian RCMP:

    Internet Casinos and Gambling

    Most jurisdictions have strict regulations with regards to legal casinos and gambling. Any form of gambling that is not regulated by the province is illegal. Since the province has not licensed any online casinos, all forms of online gambling are illegal and the owners and operators of a casino may be charged under section 201(1) of the Criminal Code of Canada “keeping a common betting house”. The patrons may be liable to Criminal Code charges under section 201(2)(a) of the Criminal Code of Canada, “being found in a common betting house”.

    #708220
    Anonymous
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    We can also find someone to do a “you tube” all the dweebs are depending on and using “you tube” to get their lies across the great wide internet. I hear this is where they debate each other and slap up videos of each other making stupid speeches….

    We need a good attention getting video to get out there on you tube.

    #708222
    Anonymous
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    What does that mean in “dummy” terms? That because no land based casino has established an online casino, therefore online casinos are legal? Who may be affect?

    #708261
    Anonymous
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    dalster44 wrote:
    From the Canadian RCMP:

    Internet Casinos and Gambling

    Most jurisdictions have strict regulations with regards to legal casinos and gambling. Any form of gambling that is not regulated by the province is illegal. Since the province has not licensed any online casinos, all forms of online gambling are illegal and the owners and operators of a casino may be charged under section 201(1) of the Criminal Code of Canada “keeping a common betting house”. The patrons may be liable to Criminal Code charges under section 201(2)(a) of the Criminal Code of Canada, “being found in a common betting house”.

    Thanks for the info!

    #708440
    Anonymous
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    I think that major gambling firms should award a large sum of money to anyone who can proove that the backers of this bill Goodlatte, Frist and others were involved in:

    short selling,

    buying puts on any of the gambling shares,

    or involved in gambling themeslves

    if it´s come to this we may have to go this low

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