Chinese online gambling syndicates let illegal bettors use prepaid e-commerce cards, gift vouchers, and gaming credits as casino chips, say police.
Chinese online gambling syndicates let illegal bettors use prepaid e-commerce cards, gift vouchers, and gaming credits as casino chips, say police.
Police officers have revealed that gamblers utilize these cards to add funds to their accounts on gambling platforms. The syndicates then exchange the vouchers for cash through the assistance of professional money mules and third-party verification platforms.
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