Quote from: gabmen on February 04, 2018, 01:27:38 PM

Quote from: carlisle1 on February 04, 2018, 09:19:18 AM

Quote from: BtcBling on January 29, 2018, 12:27:34 PM

Quote from: Shwester on January 29, 2018, 11:39:17 AM

I don't think it will illegal.

It depends on which country you are in. It is a case to case basis. 1 talked to one of the members here in bitcointalk.org and he says that Bitcoin is fine in his Southeast Asian Country but if they found out that you're Bitcoin came from winnings in gambling they will deactivate your soft wallet. They say it is part money laundering.

yeaj i have read some topics about this i just couldn't find where is it..but i am pretty sure that it was asia,the complain is about deactivating hes wallet just because he won from some gambling site.this means it's illegal..but some countries recognize bitcoin as betting materials you can play directly using your bitcoin

Well they should've been aware of the wallet's policies concerning gambling profits since btc gambling isn't illegal in their country. They can transafer to exchanges first before sending to their soft wallets. I don't think there are many countries banning BTC gambling since it functions pretty much the same as regular fiat gambling

I have few doubts.

1st how they can track he won bitcoins in gambling site? according to me, this is a tough job and I think not possible.

Suppose he works for any signature campaign, for example, Betcoin or Bitsler he will receive his payment to his Bitlser or Betcoin account. So how they will identify he earned it for his hard work or won in gambling.

I think finding from where he received bitcoins is not possible. And suppose if your governament ban Bitcoin betting gambling site, using VPN method you can access any website. I think playing gambling with bitcoin, we don't need any legal formalities.