- Joined
- Aug 25, 2004
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- Bexhill on sea, England
Hypothetically speaking...
Suppose a casino allowed it's members to transfer funds between their accounts;
A USA gambler wants to play, but can't get money in to or out of the casino, so he sends some $ by PayPal (for example) to a buddy in the UK or wherever, and the buddy deposits to the casino and transfers the money to the USA player's account.
Withdrawals are done by reversing the process.
Does anyone think the individual "buddy" would be breaking the law and liable to get into trouble?
KK
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Suppose a casino allowed it's members to transfer funds between their accounts;
A USA gambler wants to play, but can't get money in to or out of the casino, so he sends some $ by PayPal (for example) to a buddy in the UK or wherever, and the buddy deposits to the casino and transfers the money to the USA player's account.
Withdrawals are done by reversing the process.
Does anyone think the individual "buddy" would be breaking the law and liable to get into trouble?
KK
(Mods: Please delete this thread if you think it's too sensitive for forum discussions!)