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  1. Gambling Commission goes after illegal operators' money, not just their websites

    Britain's gambling regulator is going after illegal operators' money and business models as well as their websites. Since January it has referred more than £40 million of suspected criminal funds for possible freezing.

    Gambling Commission: Commission ramps up action against illegal gambling profits and assets (news article)

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