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if they actually ban online casinos but keep lotteries that's pretty weird, feels like they're just pushing people toward the unregulated sites anyway

Wild that this started in China first before spreading to college ball, shows how organized this whole thing was.

The fact that problem gambling fell in other provinces while Ontario skyrocketed is the real head-scratcher here, wonder what's different about their market.

So the payout is literally just the number of possible mine configurations times 0.99? That's actually elegant, makes sense why it stays constant.