Internet Gambling Offers Another Avenue for Organized Crime and Money Laundering

A report by Dr. John Kindt, a University of Illinois Professor of Business and Legal Policy, shows government-sanctioned gambling to be economically and politically destabilizing. As exemplified by casinos, gambling provides quick and substantial quantities of stable cash flow to predatory gambling operators, and particularly in less-secure governmental systems, these operators are often associated with groups dedicated to destabilizing the government, such as organized crime, terrorist, and rebel groups.

Internet Gambling – Organized Crime and Money Laundering

LesInternet Gambling Offers Another Avenue for Organized Crime and Money Laundering