Whats the outcome of online casinos on Facebook?

[lots0]

This is the email I got from google just a few weeks ago.

Gambling-related content: Google believes strongly in the freedom of
expression and offers broad access to content across the web. However,
Google policy does not permit the placement of Google ads on sites with
gambling-, casino-, or lottery-related content, or on sites that drive
traffic to these types of sites through links or banner ads. We have
found your site to contain content of this nature. Please review our
policies (https://www.google.com/adsense/policies?hl=en_US) for a
complete list of site content not allowed on web pages.

From what I understand the doj is pressuring google very very hard right at this time to drop all 'questionable' listings... not just the gambling. This is very very unsettling, when a few unelected police agencies can decide what we can see on the web. (Google is not just being pressured on the adds, but the actual listings in the search results pages)

What really gets me is that the Police don't understand why the people of this country want to take power away from them... The police just don't understand that people don't want a nanny state... they want FREEDOM.=

[blerko1]

I dont remember but when i ask an operator of facebook through e-mail the answer was we can deal with gambling ads starting at 30.000 $ / month so i thinks its very much to promote through facebook.
Mark Zuckerber : As of 2011, his personal wealth was estimated to be $13.5 billion.
This explain what hes "doing" and "making" now ....

[jcklrx]

Many thanks for the posts guys

I guess the final outcome is That large platforms dont want to be associated to gambling but know they make good money of it

so exceptions exceptions !!!!! >>>

Big companies are getting smarter