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California Gambling Control Commission warns of Philippines-based impersonation scam

Enforcement & compliance

The California Gambling Control Commission warned on 15 January that an operation called California Scratch Card was using its name and logo to demand fees from alleged winners. The regulator said it had never licensed the operation and did not charge administrative processing fees. It said it was pursuing available options to address the matter.

Customers should be alert to an unlicensed operation using a regulator’s identity to demand fees from alleged winners.

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South Korea's Gambling Control Commission offers rewards for illegal betting tips

South Korea's Gambling Control Commission launched a reporting campaign running from 8 June to 31 July to identify websites facilitating illegal betting aimed at South Korean residents. It will pay KRW10,000 for reports that lead to a site being blocked, or KRW50,000 when a report includes the illegal operator's bank details, with rewards capped at KRW600,000 per claimant monthly.

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