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Quote from: judamm on March 14, 2024, 12:06:13 PM

legality of online crypto-gambling in countries like the UAE or Saudi Arabia, where traditional gambling is illegal, is a complex issue.

Places where gambling is illegal can easily state any form of gambling is illegal, but when it comes to crypto currencies I think you can get away with it as these are more like a whole different jurisdiction...and besides you are always playing online and I think you can get away with it because they don't have a physical presence....and not forgetting there is an aspect of recognising whether crypto is legal tender or not which also adds complexity to this issue!

Otherwise, no laws means no offence!

Quote from: judamm on March 14, 2024, 12:06:13 PM

Is Online Crypto-Gambling Legal in a Country Without Gambling Laws?

If no gambling law's exist, then this is No man's land and you can't be prosecuted by non existing laws!! Happy days for you buddy Wink

Are there countries actually who have no gambling laws? Because as far as I know, every country certainly has, most particularly for Islamic countries where laws are based on Quran, and all forms of gambling are explicitly banned. However, since crypto gambling can be privately done at home online, then even if it’s illegal, gamblers will definitely find ways on how to access crypto gambling.

There are certain countries who actually legalize crypto gambling but majority still considered it as banned. And until bans are not lifted, people should always stick to its country’s gambling laws, otherwise they will be given proper sanction for breaking those laws.