Quote from: Saisher on Today at 01:02:48 PM

Since we already have internet now I doubt if they can restrict people from continuing to enjoy what they love doing online and one of these is playing in their favorite casinos, they can only restrict those offline casinos and places where people gamble, but not people on the comfort of their home, they need a court order to check what people are doing, I will continue playing but only online as I don't want to mess with authorities as I am a law-abiding citizen.

You are right that with the Internet enables us to gamble whenever we want. Some casinos restrict the access to their website from countries where gambling is illegal or heavily regulated. This will not stop someone who really wants to gamble, he can use VPNs to still access the casino. The problem is that he has no rights anymore. Do you really want to risk large sums of money if there is no legal framework in your country to support your claims? If there are issues with the casino you can't involve a lawyer and there is no real chance to get your money back. This is not only for online gambling, but also for illegal underground casinos. For me the risk would be too high to not get my money when I win big. It must be frustrating when the government suddenly declares gambling illegal in your country. But there are legal ways around it. For example, you could go on vacation to cities like Las Vegas or Macau. Flights and hotels are usually fairly cheap and you can spend a whole weekend or even week gambling.