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Councilor Luis Alberto Mauri seeks to prohibit all forms of online gambling in Argentina so that citizens can only gamble in taxed gambling arenas.

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Argentineans are about to face the wrath of the authorities regarding all forms of online gambling. The long-arm of the law has decided to put an end to all untaxed, unregistered online gambling activity. The latest unpopular bill to be proposed would effectively eliminate all online gambling. Councilor Luis Alberto Mauri wants all gambling Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to block Argentineans from accessing their websites.

This is going to prove an unenviable challenge, given the country’s love of gambling activity.

Greater Control Lawmakers are quick to point out that they are all for regulated and taxable gambling activity, but not for the unregulated version. The targets of the new bill include: casino games, sports betting, poker and bingo. This is the only way for government to get a slice of the action, so they think. (more…)

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In India, the Minister of State for Finance has tabled a bill in Parliament that would amend the nation’s Prevention of Money Laundering Act 2002 and require money transfer providers to abide by mandatory reporting obligations.

If successful, Pawan Kumar Bansal’s bill would also see payment gateways such as Visa and MasterCard along with money changers and casinos come under the ambit of India’s money laundering laws.

Introduced in the Rajya Sabha, India’s upper house of Parliament, on Friday, the proposed bill introduces a new category of offence with cross-border implications for fighting terrorism while treating insider trading and market manipulation as laundering offences with stricter punishments. Offences related to human trafficking, piracy and environmental crimes along with over or under invoicing customs would also be punishable under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act. (more…)

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Neteller is still one of the most popular payment systems for gambling business

“Growth in our key European and Asia Pacific markets remains encouraging,” says CEO.

The Isle of Man based e-cash processor Neteller plc has released its half year results, reporting on the six months to end June 2008 and claiming a ’solid’ performance as the company continues to diversify into European and Asian markets.

First half operations showed continued growth with the following operational highlights: (more…)

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Many of the major online poker websites catering to US customers and a few of the more high volume sports betting operations have been hit hard by payment issues following the closure of a check processing service. The Internet poker sector was especially affected due to their high volume. These firms are unable to utilize more reliable processing firms based in North America due to the current legal climate. Check processing companies have had trouble handling high volume establishments. Customers of some online gambling businesses reported bounced checks after one processor apparently shut down.

Gambling911.com now follows a similar industry position not to name online gambling companies affected by known processing issues as this could severely jeopardize their ability to operate. (more…)

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UNLV study finds online betting areas thick with bullying, foul-mouthed players, repelling some, enticing others. These were the shocking results discovered following 90-minute interviews with 30 Las Vegas gamblers who enjoy playing poker online.

The experience can be a negative environment dominated by bullying, foul-mouthed players who prowl gambling chat rooms, writes Liz Benston of the Las Vegas Sun.

Donna – participants’ last names were withheld by researchers to protect their identities – reported being harassed while gambling online, including by one player who stalked her by phone. She said she learned to ignore the live chats that accompany online games but still gambled only when her husband was sitting nearby to “protect” her. (more…)

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Gambling911.com has been reporting extensively on bouncing checks from various online poker websites.

The culprit appears to be one Zip Payments…at least that’s where the bounced checks are deriving from.

Large volume online poker websites have been forced to utilize the services of sometimes shady processing centers thanks in part to the passage of the Unlawful Internet Gaming Enforcement Act passed in October 2006, but more so following the arrests of two founders of the online gambling payment solutions bigwigs Neteller back in January of 2005. Following these arrests, Neteller and a handful of other well regarded processors yanked their businesses from the US market. (more…)

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Canada’s ESI Entertainment Systems Inc., whose subsidiary Citadel Commerce is a popular online poker and Internet gambling payment processor, will pay more than $9.1 million as part of a deferred-prosecution agreement with U.S. prosecutors in a probe of illegal online gambling.

In a press release Thursday, the U.S. Attorney’s office in Manhattan said the online-payment company will avoid being prosecuted on a conspiracy charge if it avoids further wrongdoing for 18 months. As part of the agreement, the company has agreed to cooperate fully with the government’s probe.

ESI, through its wholly owned subsidiary Citadel Commerce Corp., processed more than $2 billion in illegal gambling transactions for hundreds of thousands of U.S. customers of Internet gambling Web sites between 2002 and January 2007, prosecutors said. The Web sites, which were mostly located outside the U.S., provided sports betting, casino and poker games online. (more…)

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