How to be safe and promote gambling

[daddygambler]

Hi. I run daddygambler for several countries. You can see the countries by clicking on the flag in the bottom right corner of the page. Can I have any big consequences for running a site of this type? I have chosen an Asian country to live in, e.g. the Philippines or Thailand will be a good place? From what I heard, in Thailand they fight against gambling, but mainly people who act illegally and direct advertising to Thai people are arrested. I'm not going to do that. How can you fully protect yourself to avoid the consequences of gambling advertising? I have a server purchased in Nevada, is this a good solution?

[edgarf76]

sounds like you need some legal advise. Where I am, online gambling is legal. I have had attorney's write disclaimers. Perhaps you may want to do the same.

[daddygambler]

Wygląda na to, że potrzebujesz porady prawnej. Tam, gdzie jestem, hazard online jest legalny. Dostałem pisemną notę ​​adwokacką. Być może zechcesz zrobić to samo.

I need people's opinions on how to approach this topic. I saw here about a man who promoted online casinos and ended up practically imprisoned. What to avoid, which countries to be safe. Where to avoid promoting casinos if you run an international site. It's hard to monitor every law in every other country

[casinocanada]

Its better to hire a lawyer than to ask this question on the forum...

[xecutable]

I believe you are putting the cart before the horse at the moment. Considering you are not even sure if you are going to like this industry or get any meaningful number of players, from the country you are afraid of, it does make much sense to be worrying about this at the moment. Why?

One simple plugin and you can geoblock the entire country IF you have been warned. Considering the whois these days is private, you'd have to be pretty big for A GOVERNMENT to go after you for targeting their residents.

And even then, first follows a DMCA towards your host.

[dannyx]

So off topic. i see that you are using the translatepress plugin. I have been interested in this type of plugins for a long time and in the long run TranslatePress will kill your development. Yes I know it is a nice plugin for automatic translation, easy to use. But sooner or later you will face migration to another plugin and make up for the current simplification of the site.
Unless you want a simple few pages simple text site then Translate press will do the job.

As for legality, it was well said earlier. You can block entire countries and you're done. However, being small it is unlikely to make sense. Although there are some exceptions like Russian, it is worth having this language and it is worth blocking Russia. A lot of Russians use VPNs and Russian is used outside Russia in countries like Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Belarus. The same is true for France, you can block France, from which traffic is not accepted by most casinos and bookmakers anyway, and have the French language for users from outside France.
I have even read reviews on GPWA that Russian can destroy your site without blocking Russia. But I don't know myself if these are not exaggerated opinions

In any case, getting started is not worth bothering with, except if the country you live in has radical regulations and you are actively promoting offshore casinos there.

[NoDepositCasinos]

This question merits a lawyer who can advise you appropriately. If not, at least someone experienced who lives there and can give you specific guidance on how to proceed in those countries.

In any case, I would also advise you to evaluate if you are concerned enough about this issue to affect your performance. If you have the opportunity to move, you can choose a country with more flexible conditions, at least temporarily.

[dannyx]

Still in my opinion, it is not worth investing in local languages. Unless you are advertising regulated brands in a particular market.
Laws and regulations change so quickly that all the work can be in vain and counterproductive. The site gets blocked and instead of gaining viewers, we also lose those who would have entered the site in English had we not translated it. By translating and blocking in a particular country, they won't even enter English.
I myself have a multilingual site, but I try to create global languages, or with more than local coverage.
English, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese and a few other languages.
Spanish will be blocked in Spain? It's not a problem there is a mass of Spanish-speaking countries.

[edgarf76]

you can also geo target the links different countries see if you don't want a countries residents to be able to see them.

I need people's opinions on how to approach this topic. I saw here about a man who promoted online casinos and ended up practically imprisoned. What to avoid, which countries to be safe. Where to avoid promoting casinos if you run an international site. It's hard to monitor every law in every other country