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Province warns of scam ads for fake online versions of Saskatchewan casinos

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Saskatchewan's gambling regulator is warning residents not to give their credit card information to any sites claiming to host online versions of the province's land-based casinos.

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Province warns of scam ads for fake online versions of Saskatchewan casinos

Saskatchewan's gambling regulator is warning residents not to give their credit card information to any sites claiming to host online versions of the province's land-based casinos.

13 days ago·Regina, Canada

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Clark's Crossing Gazette

Beware of fake online casinos, illegal operators – Clark's Crossing Gazette

If you see a Facebook or other social media ad for an online version of Dakota Dunes Casino, Casino Regina, or any other land-based casino in Saskatchewan, don’t click on it. Scammers use these types of fake ads to defraud people by stealing credit card numbers and other banking information. “None of the land-based casinos in Saskatchewan have a legitimate online version, and people who see these types of ads on their social media channels are s…

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Fraudulent Online Casino Ads a Growing Concern in Saskatchewan

Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan (LGS) is urging people to be cautious about scam ads for fake online casinos appearing on social media. The fraudulent ads mimic well-known Saskatchewan casinos, such as Dakota Dunes and Casino Regina, using stolen logos and branding to appear legitimate. The scammers’ goal is to steal credit card and other banking information. Steve Tunison, LGS Vice President of Gaming, stressed in a media release from the pro…

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