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    Default Quebec, Canada Reducing Number of VLT’s

    The CBC has reported that the Quebec government will reduce the number of VLT’s and review the placement of them in low-income areas. Will this benefit out-of-province gambling websites?

    Full article here: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montre...reas-1.3918925
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    if there will be no additional restrictions for online gambling probably yes

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    "Addiction to gambling touches everyone," said Lefebvre. "We do not have more people with low incomes than people with very high incomes."
    Maybe.
    Though statistically low income folk will gamble well beyond their means.
    Such as using money that should be going to rent, food, etc.

    Can't speak for Canada, but out here (AU) in low income areas, these machines are rife. Obviously the cash is flowing!
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