All the setup in this case was made by the owner of the scheme who used to hire agents so that they could attract the players to gamble with them and lose their money in their platform and the owner paid the recruiters or the promoters some % of the loss of the players , After bring caught as being all the three promoters they plead guilt of helping the scheme run in nevada and california , The casino platform on which betting was doen was not disclosed and named as casino A at the end of the proceeding
California Man Pleads Guilty in Illegal Bookmaking Case In The Court
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It's unfortunate to hear about these illegal activities taking place in the gambling industry. It seems like the owner of the scheme set up a detailed system to attract players through hired agents and then profit off their losses. The fact that the three promoters pleaded guilty to assisting in running the scheme in Nevada and California is concerning and shows the depth of their involvement.
It's not uncommon for illegal gambling operations to use a network of recruiters or promoters to bring in players and generate profits through their losses. In this case, it appears that the recruiters were incentivized to attract players by receiving a percentage of the losses, which is a deceptive and unethical practice.
The fact that the casino platform where the betting took place was not disclosed is also troubling. It raises questions about potential collaboration or involvement of legitimate casinos in these illegal activities. By not naming the specific platform, it leaves room for speculation about the extent of the operation and the possible implications for other entities involved.
Overall, this case highlights the importance of regulation and oversight in the gambling industry to prevent illegal activities and protect consumers. It's crucial for authorities to investigate and prosecute such schemes to maintain the integrity of the industry and safeguard against exploitation of players.
It's not uncommon for illegal gambling operations to use a network of recruiters or promoters to bring in players and generate profits through their losses. In this case, it appears that the recruiters were incentivized to attract players by receiving a percentage of the losses, which is a deceptive and unethical practice.
The fact that the casino platform where the betting took place was not disclosed is also troubling. It raises questions about potential collaboration or involvement of legitimate casinos in these illegal activities. By not naming the specific platform, it leaves room for speculation about the extent of the operation and the possible implications for other entities involved.
Overall, this case highlights the importance of regulation and oversight in the gambling industry to prevent illegal activities and protect consumers. It's crucial for authorities to investigate and prosecute such schemes to maintain the integrity of the industry and safeguard against exploitation of players.
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