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The richest man in Vegas has declared war on internet gamblers
In February, an attack ad titled "Don’t Let the Games Begin" started popping up in online gambling forums. The ad opens on two shadows shaking hands in a dark city alley. We see a distraught mother at her laptop, a young child at a computer in a dim bedroom, police cars with sirens. A narrator with a scaly voice comes on. "An established al-Qaeda poker network could extract enough untraceable money from the United States in just a few days to fund several 9/11-sized attacks," he says.
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I don't think I would even use those Internet gambling sites. What's the proof that it isn't fixed?
Exactly, you really don't know who's behind these services and if you're getting ripped off or not. These sites are much more susceptible to internet hackers than casinos are to thieves, and even if you get targeted by a thief or a con-artist, you're still dealing inside the real world.