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Quote from: edmundduke on January 09, 2016, 10:33:44 AM

It really depends on what country you are from and the local laws. Pretty much impossible to say without knowing where you are from but i can say that most gambling sites are not registered. Especially the smaller ones (new sites that pop up and for example moneypot apps). So i would not worry too much about it

Thank you.

Quote from: ajareselde on January 09, 2016, 10:43:50 AM

If you are serious about opening a gambling site and need someone to give you a really experienced advice, contact Stunna(owner of PD).
You can check some regulation comparison here : http://www.gamblingsites.com/online-gambling-jurisdictions/.
afaik due to difference inbetween the laws, it doesn't only matter in which country you are registered, but also from what country the users are playing from,
so it's not as easy as one would assume at first hand.

I'm not sure what PD means Sad

Thanks for the link.
As I saw on other sites, few of them have warning like "If you are from US your not welcome here" and that's it. Mby if site were accepting payment with Paypal (for example), US players would be filtered, so you just can't deposit from US. But in case of bitcoin it doesn't matter that much. Or it's not that simple?

Quote from: shulio on January 09, 2016, 10:45:20 AM

Every gambling sites needs license to operate safely but most gambling sites operator has been hiding in shadows with vpn and hide their identity so no one really knows if they are operating a gambling site. Another addition, having license doesnt mean that the site is honest and will honor all withdrawal, so it doesnt really important imo

I'm not sure how can you do that. I mean you can hide using software like VPN but you host your site in some hosting service. So it's kinda easy to find an owner or just shut down the site.
Yes I get that license doesn't mean honesty. I'm just curios about what can happen if I run site without any license.