Experience and statistics of the gambling industry show that fans of gambling do not stop any obstacles, the main among which is money. This is where you have to wiggle to get capital, which will again and again to sit down at the gaming tables. The most unexpected ways of obtaining money are used.
A 37-year-old Indian gambler went on a suicide spree after accumulating huge losses from uncontrolled gambling and being harassed by online lending representatives. He was unable to repay the $25,000 microloan.
The deceased turned out to be Vinod Kumar of Ganapati Colony in Madambakkam. He worked as a medical representative in the city, had a wife, Lalita, and two sons. In a suicide note, the suicidal man asked the government to ban Internet gambling to prevent further casualties.
According to a high-ranking police officer:
His passion for gambling led the gambler to take out loans to cover his expenses each day. There was no way to pay them back, so he first became depressed and committed suicide.
A gambler at an online casino borrowed money from loan sharks ($9,000). He could not pay back the debt in time. He was simply kidnapped by five Chinese citizens and imprisoned in a room. Fortunately, he was lucky.
A car was waiting outside the gambling establishment for the kidnappers, along with the kidnapped man. It is quite possible that the hapless debtor gambler was being prepared to be held for ransom, or perhaps they were preparing to execute him.
It all started with a touching story that appeared on social media. A homeless man gave the last $20 for gas to a young couple, so they could move on.
Mark and Kathleen's act prompted the idea that we should collect donations for this kind man and help him get settled in life.
However, here was an interesting fact: the homeless man had conspired with them, and the story about borrowing twenty dollars was just a beautiful lie.
Now Mark and Caitlin are serving prison time for fraud, and the homeless man is being treated for drug addiction at the dispensary.
Theft of one and a half million rubles by an employee of "Russian Post"office in Yakutia was put on probation for four years. Using her official position the woman transferred this sum of money in non-cash form to her own bank accounts.
After that she decided to use other people's money for easy gain by spending it on an online casino. She was convicted. There is also a decision to recover from the thief the full amount of the damage caused to the institution.
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