More than half of the country’s provinces have regulated these online activities, which are gaining more and more followers day by day. What is behind the network that promises easy money, how it works and how much the “cashiers” who provide these services earn in marakumi casino kenya.
With the regulation and the increase of virtual gambling houses, unauthorized versions have emerged and are growing day by day in social networks. Especially among teenagers who are not asked to prove their age to enter.
From the “backs” to the “cashiers” -who are the direct contact with customers-, TN investigated what is behind this illegal system.
In Argentina, 15 of the 23 provinces plus the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires have regulations regarding online gambling. They have the corresponding authorizations and licenses that depend on each one of them. However, what happens with those that are not authorized and why are they still operating?
Virtual casinos and gambling: how they work
This large network of illegal online casinos and betting has different levels within its operation and begins with word of mouth or, in its most modern version, through a publication in social networks.
The system is simple. Whoever is interested contacts the “cashiers”, people who ask them how much they want to charge to bet. Once they make the payment, which can be made through Mercado Pago, they are given a username and password (without asking for any personal data) and they have access to a world of games known in bingos as slots.
Casino Zeus is one of the many sites that does not provide information about the domain but only gives the name of the licensee. “Site Operated under License of Curaçao – Netherlands Antilles”, are the only data that can be found on the page.
“I was told about it by an acquaintance and I contacted another girl through a Facebook group. She loads for Casino Zeus and has a ‘backer’ who provides her with the chips and who is in charge of paying the prizes”, explained an administrator of this betting house to TN.
This girl who recruits people is the link between the “backup” and her cashiers. “She has a 5% commission and the cashiers 40% for each bet. She particularly has about 30 cashiers but there are those who have more,” the young woman pointed out.
Prizes and discounts
Whoever wins a prize must send a screenshot with the total number of chips they have in the game and specify the amount they wish to withdraw. “With the winner’s data, the back-up is transferred through Mercado Pago,” he explained.
But for cashiers it is not profitable for their customers to win, but to keep betting. “They commission weekly, there are some that commission on the spot. For example, if a customer bet $1000, they are immediately debited $400, but it depends on the operator”, he pointed out.
Regarding the age restrictions to enter these sites, he clarified: “In the case of online gambling, access is more diffuse. In the physical site you can control who enters, but not here, anyone can lend you ID or CUIT and bet and the central issue is the issue of advertising, there is a widespread argument that says that it cannot be prohibited, but now the clubs themselves encourage it or in a live broadcast they show you the QR to bet, “he said.
Also, he pointed out that the differences that mark between the enabled houses and those that are not, are the association of credit cards although there is no exhaustive control. “There is a kind of obligation to share the line of orientation to problem gambling but that’s as far as it goes,” he added.