Underground casinos (gaming halls) - empty cash desks and greedy scripts

... but we live in Ukraine ))))



Personally, I foresee a scenario = they will harass the owners of the gambling for a week, they will bring several times more money to the Cabinet of Ministers and the deputies.... and everything will return to normal for another 20 years ))))

The "Greens" can push the issue further. Removing gambling halls from the streets is their priority.

There will be a lot of commercial real estate on red lines in cities, rental prices will fall. The level of competition that gaming halls created will become unnecessary. Only gambling could pay any amount for the areas they liked.

The time is coming for hairdressers, shops, cafes and other cultural, social and everyday objects.

Hmmm very interesting news, however )))
I am not against the legalization or prohibition of the gambling business, I am for loyalty and transparency of this business.
According to Boris, “book of ra with a 60% return” is complete crap, it definitely needs to be closed down and the owners jailed.
The gaming industry can exist, but only on the condition that it will pay taxes to the state budget without protection and bribes and fill the treasury, and not other people's pockets - BUT ... but this will probably remain only in my wet dreams )))

But the fact that people will rush online and what awaits them there... what they don’t know... I’m afraid to even imagine how many rakes they will have to run through )))

All gaming halls in Ukraine have been closed, players are waiting for online casinos.

To start playing with international providers you will need =

1) VISA card (any currency UAH, usd, euro)
2) a decent online casino
3) the ability to create a RUB account in the casino.

Currency conversion will be automatic, but RUB bets will bring you closest to playing in land-based halls.

"etting on RUB will bring you closest to playing in land-based halls"

Can you explain the logic of this statement a little? I can't seem to grasp the message...

It's probably a matter of exchange rates and the size of deposits and bets. Few people spin at 30 UAH in terrestrial halls.