[ad_1] Chinese authorities arrested six suspects behind a World Cup gambling hall that was hosting more than 10 billion yuan – or $ 1.5 billion – in cryptocurrency betting, according to a …
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[ad_1] Cops in China closed a World Cup gambling ring that used used bitcoin, ethereum and litecoin. Michael Weber / Getty Chinese police closed a World Cup gambling hall that contained $ …
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[ad_1] From the World Cup to a family occasion, the Chinese love to play. Despite this mature relationship with gambling, casinos are banned in mainland China. While Macau, a Chinese territory, continues …
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[ad_1] Local police authorities in China have seized more than $ 1.5 million worth of cryptocurrencies as part of a crackdown on gambling during the 2018 FIFA World Cup. [19659002] gaming platform …
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[ad_1] From hooligans to elites, the World Cup attracts billions of people. According to an announcement made on July 12 by the Guangdong Provincial Public Security Department, the province's police have launched …
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