Illegal Gambling
Information about illegal gambling, match fixing, underground casinos, and other illegal online gambling statistics are collected from public reports. The value of the illegal gambling market, amount wagered, or amount of winnings collected from the illegal betting market is listed in US Dollars. Click on the information to see information about the illegal activity.
Gambling in the United States is legally restricted. In 2008, gambling activities generated gross revenues (the difference between the total amounts wagered minus the funds or 'winnings' returned to the players) of $92.27 billion in the United States. 11 under investigation for illegal gambling, breaching safe distancing measures in residential unit File photo of a police car in Singapore. 05 Feb 2021 05:41PM (Updated: 05 Feb 2021 06:34PM ).
Illegal Gambling Statistics
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Illegal Gambling Ring
- ‘Ndragheta Mafia Illegal Gambling Revenue$1.7 Billion
- Arrests in Las Vegas for CheatingAround 500 people per year
- Cockfight ArrestsAround 100 in California per year
- Cockfight Management$2,000 per day hosting matches
- Cockfight Winnings$15,000 in Los Angeles
- Cost to fix a football match in Croatia$25,600
- Cost to fix a football match in Italy$516,000
- Costa Rica Sports Books$12 Billion wagered per year
- Gambling Arrests – China600,000 in 2009
- Gambling Runner – Singapore$1,566 to $2,349 per day
- Gaming Revenue Unreported in Macau$90 Billion
- Illegal Bets in Thailand$21 to $27 Billion in wagers
- Illegal Betting on Baseball$30 to $40 Billion
- Illegal Betting on College Football$60 to $70 Billion per year
- Illegal Betting on Cricket$50 Billion
- Illegal Betting on March Madness Tournament$2.5 Billion
- Illegal Betting on NFL$80 to $380 Billion per year
- Illegal Casino Profit in Japan$1,969,400 in 17 months
- Illegal Casinos – Greece1,000 locations with 11,000 machines in 2012
- Illegal Casinos – Mexico800 operating across Mexico
- Illegal Casinos in Thailand700,000 to 1,000,000
- Illegal Gambling – Canada$13.9 Billion
- Illegal Gambling – India$49 Billion
- Illegal Gambling – Israel$2.8 Billion
- Illegal Gambling – South Korea$67.3 Billion
- Illegal Gambling Halls in Russia500,000 in 2012
- Illegal Gambling on 2014 World Cup – Macau$645 Million from one ring
- Illegal Gambling on 2014 World Cup – Thailand$1.3 Billion
- Illegal Online Betting in Greece$1.29 Billion
- Illegal Online Gambling – Australia$1.04 Billion
- Illegal Online Gambling – China$562.4 Million
- Illegal Online Gambling – Malaysia$2.4 Billion in earnings
- Illegal Online Gambling – Turkey500,000 bettors, 400 websites
- Illegal Slot Machines – Puerto Rico$200 Million
- Illegal Sports Betting50% of bets placed in Asia
- Illegal Sports Betting – United States$500 Billion
- Laundering Cash Through Illegal Gambling in Germany$155 Million
- Match Fixing of NCAA Basketball Games1% of games
- Match Fixing Profits$15 Billion
- Money Laundering Through Macau Casinos$202 Billion
- Offshore Gambling by US residents$2.6 Billion
- Online Bets Placed At LegendzOver $1 Billion before shutdown
- Online Gambling by US College Students16%
- Online Gambling Websites25,000 sites worldwide
- Online Poker Players in US in 20112 million
- Online Poker Players in US in 2011 after crackdown490,000
- Payments to Drug Cartels in Mexico$10,000 per week in “tax”
- Sports betting by college athletes30% of athletes
- Tax Revenue if Online Poker was legalized in US$42 Billion over 10 years
- Underground Lottery Thailand19,923,643 players
- USA Arrests for Illegal Gambling in 198087,000
- USA Arrests for Illegal Gambling in 200011,000
- Using Sports Betting to Launder Money$140 Billion
- Virtual Casinos in Japan$50,500 earnings per casino
- Whe Whe Gambling in Trinidad and Tobago$350 Million lost tax revenue
Illegal Gambling Definition
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