Anyone who was once interested in online casino betting Singapore or was an ardent poker player may have found when, suddenly, in 2014, all of the favourite online gaming platforms became banned. You have the Remote Gaming Act to thank you for this one.
The reality that such wagering places abroad do not render you exempt in either way. The Remote Gambling Act makes it unlawful to use international remote gambling platforms anywhere they are located.
Any remote betting sites based in Singapore are, as you’d assume, unlawful, not just for bookmakers, as well as for clients. That doesn’t only involve online casinos, but even bets made over the phone, text, or by a user who posted a comment on the internet message board.
If you don’t want to get into trouble, it’s safer to stick to Singapore Pools and Singapore Turf Club for online play in Singapore. These places may not offer as much as what you used to earn, but it avoids being poorer and wasting six months in jail.