Mr Green Slapped With £3m Fine

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The William Hill owned online gambling firm Mr. Green has been ordered to pay £3m in failing to comply with problem gambling and money laundering checks.  Violations cited by the Gambling Commission include a series of transgressions of its gambling licence and failing to perform any checks on a customer who won £50,000, squandered the lot on new bets and then deposited thousands more. - Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com


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