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Illegal gambling streams on Twitch will now be closely monitored
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Illegal gambling streams on Twitch will now be closely monitored

A USA-based live streaming platform called Twitch (owned by Amazon) was originally designed for users to channel and provide commentary on video games. But of course, not one online platform in the world goes without a few individuals using it for completely unrelated purposes. Even strange ones like ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response), fortune telling, ladies in bikinis releasing intestinal gases, and more. But now Twitch has a new "genre" to deal with - channels streaming illegal gambling. 

Man gets caught cashing phony checks at casinos
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Man gets caught cashing phony checks at casinos

Did you know you can cash a check in a casino? Yes, even stimulus checks. It’s a relatively easy process and most facilities won’t require too much information in order to process personal, two-party, or stimulus checks. A man named Brian Salas-Suarez, 25, saw this as an opportunity to make an extra buck by printing fake checks and depositing them at multiple casinos.

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Nevada Gaming Board updated annual slot hold reports | recent data from UNVL

While there’s no way to predict a lucky combination on slot machines in casinos, there is a process by which gamblers can determine which operators provide the highest opportunities. Nevada Gaming Control Board released reports this late June displaying slot hold percentages in individual state’s jurisdictions. The new data shows numbers from 2004, all the way up to 2021. The annual slot hold percentages are a useful tool in terms of strategizing and choosing to gamble at a jurisdiction that has the best winning chances. 

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Cashless gaming now available at Hollywood Columbus casino | Ohio

Hollywood Columbus casino is among the first gambling facilities in the US (and first in the state) now offering cashless gaming in place of cash and plastic card payments. This new integrated aspect is bound to bring more business to the company, as this particular technology is slowly becoming prominent among modern operators. All guests have to do is bring a mobile device, download the app, and enjoy the beautiful world of cashless gaming.

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Massachusetts state representatives approve bill to legalize sports betting

After a lengthy back and forth battle of bringing sports betting to Massachusetts, the House finally approved a bill on Thursday in hopes to get it all moving and established as quickly as possible. However, the question of betting on college sports is yet to reach a final decision between the House and the Senate. Professional sports, esports, video games, and car racing will be available for anyone over 21 if all goes well. 

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