All over the world, owners of casinos, sweepstakes and other gambling establishments “do not have to wait for a quiet life”.
They are limited in their choice of location (for example, Atlantic City, Las Vegas in the USA), are taxed more than other entrepreneurs, and are obliged to obtain licenses.
However, restrictions, paradoxically as it sounds, contribute to the development of crime. Crime permeates this business through: underground casinos and sweepstakes, mafia “roofs” of legal gambling houses, indispensable bribery of government officials and representatives of law enforcement agencies, hackers and scammers, etc.