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Topic created on 27th Jan. 2019 | Page: 3 of 10 | Answers: 97 | Views: 16,240
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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 04:08 pm CET#21
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Okay but then this is huge bullshit. The state gambling Provider may have its weaknesses but a mafia is something completely different.

And there we have it, image level

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 04:23 pm CET#22
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I don't take the Bild newspaper seriously. Sorry . The headlines alone are so big and bold, there are huge headlines about every piece of junk. And if it is only in Russia is ne granny 99 years drunk fallen from the stool. I win the sheet nothing from. Let them do what they want. See you

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 04:25 pm CET#23
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The politicians earn enough money and there will certainly be some who play in online casinos. This could be a reason why against it was not really proceeded until now and as long as not all agree to ban it will be difficult to impossible to implement this plan. I see this calmly and do not believe that it will come so far.

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 04:38 pm CET#24
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i am not for a ban but for extremely strong regulation that if you block yourself directly for all casinos are available and can Deposit a maximum of 200 € per month.
Or best the casinos remain banned then you can pay casino debts and never have to pay anything back

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 05:02 pm CET#25
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Bone wrote on 01/27/2019 at 16:08: Okay but then this is huge bullshit. The state gambling Provider may have its weaknesses but a mafia is something else entirely.

And there we have it, image level.

lobbyists and highly paid ex-politicians earn a golden nose with high-paying jobs at the lotto.this miserable felt of corruption and nepotism is ultracriminal for me.just a mafia

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 05:10 pm CET#26
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OpaOma wrote on 01/27/2019 at 17:02
lobbyists and highly paid ex politicians earn a golden nose with high paying jobs at the lotto.this miserable felt of corruption and nepotism is ultra criminal to me.just a mafia

Jaja, "THE THERE ABOVE" once again

Just because something is "ultracriminal" to you and the mafia is a cliché for gang crime, doesn't mean it's true. Criminal is a word with a definition, it doesn't apply here. The state is far from being a mafia. The mafia is a mafia. Corruption in Germany exists, but it is a smaller problem than in many other countries. 99% of all politicians have probably not even had anything to do with gambling within their career. The gambling lobby exists, but is not exactly the strongest. The state always has to weigh what makes sense for the people. Tax revenue is good, tax revenue from gambling must be balanced against the cost of controlling gambling and especially the cost of addicts

Hold back on terms like criminal and mafia. You simply use slogans here and don't show any deeper knowledge of the matter. This is like when AfD voters talk about refugees and tax evasion. Just the level of Bild

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 05:35 pm CET#27
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Actually quite simple.
The article of the BILD can be saved, because a source was indicated. There you can also inform yourself more precisely.

This is not about a nationwide ban of online casinos. Casinos that are based in the EU and have, for example, an MGA license, will not be affected.
Instead, they want to ban "rip-off" casinos that do not belong to the EU (European un ion). If there were licenses / casinos from Switzerland or eg Norway, then you could ban them

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 05:37 pm CET#28
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Royal777 wrote on 27.01.2019 at 17:35: Actually quite simple.
You can save the article of the BILD, because a source was indicated. There one can likewise and more exactly Informieren.

Here it is not about a nationwide ban about online casinos. Casinos that are based in the EU and have, for example, an MGA license, will not be affected.
Instead, they want to ban "rip-off" casinos. I would welcome corresponding reforms

A jurisdiction which prohibits casinos with licenses outside the EU and punishes gambling would not be so wrong. In addition, a central blocking file for all casinos licensed in Europe

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 05:42 pm CET#29
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Under current legislation, online gambling (including Poker and blackjack) is actually prohibited (exceptions in Schleswig-Holstein). But the federal states hardly enforce their ban. As a result, illegal providers from abroad have been making billions in business for years.
I read this correctly.Die want to go against illegal providers.So that means there are also legal.in Schleswig-Holstein there are legal that means there all can handle money and zocken.In NRW not.
What does it actually mean .either it is forbidden or not.
Our politicians want us to go to the casino and gamble away our money, if not they would have to ban them.

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German states want to ban online casinos...

27th Jan. 2019, at 05:51 pm CET#30
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What nonsense. Most politicians don't want anyone to go to the casino and gamble away their money

Illegal Provider is also simply wrong. A legal and licensed casino is not an "illegal provider from abroad". That is opinion mongering and nothing more

US poultry producers also bathe their chicken in chlorine dioxide, for example, to disinfect it. This is banned as an additive in the EU and may not be imported or produced here. These poultry producers are also not illegal suppliers from abroad

One can still argue that casinos from abroad make their portals partly available in German and accept customers residing in Germany. But that is then the notorious gray area. Why especially here and in this forum so many scream of banning all Online Casinos honestly does not open up to me. Be honest with yourself, this does not solve any problems, it creates new ones

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