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About LinkBacksAccording to The Straits Times, close to 300 people were arrested for illegal gambling in Singapore last year, with about 50 charged under the Remote Gambling Act. The police carry out more than 100 raids against illegal gambling every year. Online betting accounts for about 90 per cent of those arrested for illegal football gambling and more than one-third of those arrested for illegal lotteries.
Read more here: http://www.straitstimes.com/singapor...ne-despite-banThese statistics suggest that online gambling still persists despite the blocking of hundreds of websites, bank accounts and financial transactions linked to remote gambling services, following the passing of the Act in 2014, said Senior Minister of State for Home Affairs Desmond Lee.
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19 October 2016, 10:00 am #1
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Despite ban, Singapore punters still finding ways to bet online
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23 October 2016, 4:31 pm #2
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So... where can you play spiral roulette?
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As long as an operator accept players from country that ban gambling, there will always be a way to gamble....
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