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One more thingNow, local gaming company Aristocrat Leisure is betting the house on aThe technology creates digital casino games played for actual cash;
Because RMG is illegal here, Australians can play online casinos to win "tokens" but not actual money; But just last month, a Tasmanian woman pleaded guilty to stealing $940,000 from her employer to fund her addiction to an online gambling game that does not pay out real money., a leading expert on gambling and associate professor at Monash's School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, says RMG is "highly accessible" and can be played "anytime you want".
"It's on an app, you get into it and you're in a casino where you can bet on slot machines and casino style games very rapidly, and bet an unlimited amount," he says.Thanks for reading. Stay tuned for more news updates and alerts throughout the day.
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