Illegal bets, huge amounts and arrests with regard to the Euro 2016 have been made in Asia this time. Starting from Vietnam, 12 people were contacted who were in contact with illegal busts and were used by them as "vitrines" since the latter were already "enveloped" in the Ministry of Security and wanted to keep their identity secret.
At Singapore, a group of 10 people was "unveiled" by the Criminal Investigation Directorate on the charge that they had moved over 2.4 million in illegal betting in the last few weeks while 400 found thousands of dollars in cash that were seized together with laptops, mobile and betting lists apparently of their clients.
At the same time, in Thailand were assigned to the 11 group of people who operated a betting company without formal permission through a home, 24 hours a day. These, considered as "representatives" of the betting company, had as payment the 5% on the net profit of turnover while serving a clientele of their class 3.200 people in 12our shifts from home.
"Powerful" players with big profits or just a tax escape to Asia? Perhaps if the control of the betting companies in each country worked better (and in Europe) there was a good state capital influx, resulting in a reduction in the violent tax collection measures applied in the Gulf of Epirus. Do not forget that many great Asians come from Europe, the examples recently.
