Answer by Casey/Kelle
http://ca.search.yahoo.com/search?ei=utf-8&fr=slv1-&p=gambling%20and%20lotteries&ei=UTF-8&type=

You have picked an impossible task. Lotteries are gambling. There is no difference.

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Answer by fool
taxes and fines. fining people 0 speeding tickets pays for a lot.

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Answer by Chris
They aren’t mentioned in the Bible.

Gambling and lottery are not sins. The Bible does say to be good stewards of the things we’re given, and that includes being a good steward with money. But that doesn’t necessarily mean that recreational gambling is sin.

I would avoid gambling if gambling becomes an addiction that is wiping out your life.

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Answer by Jack P
Consult a tax expert or an attorney. The top contributors most likely to answer your question have misrepresented facts or deliberately lied consistently concerning the legality of online gambling in their answers here. Either way you’d best get your advice from someone trustworthy.

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I do not know How to prevent it and avoid it?
Can anyone please tell me…?
Thanks and Enjoy your life….!

Regards,
Chandra

Answer by Greg
you have spyware…
get spybot and clean yourself
and get lavasoft ad-aware and use that too

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UK Gambling Commission:

The Gambling Commission was set up under the Gambling Act 2005 to regulate commercial gambling in Great Britain.
We are an independent non-departmental public body (NDPB) sponsored by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS).
The Gambling Commission (the Commission) has published updated advice for organisers of prize competitions and free draws. The revised advice benefits from the experience gained in the two years since the Gambling Act 2005 (the Act) came into effect in September 2007. It reflects changes to the Commission’s general understanding of how the Act applies.

Commenting on the proposals, the Commission’s Deputy Chief-Executive, Tom Kavanagh said: “Our role is to protect good causes by policing the boundary between prize competitions, free draws and licensed lotteries. We do not approve prize competitions or free draws but operators who seeking to stay within the law should read this publication and take independent legal advice before proceeding.”

The Commission regulates gambling in the public interest. It does so by keeping crime out of gambling, by ensuring that gambling is conducted fairly and openly, and by protecting children and vulnerable people from being harmed or exploited by gambling. The Commission also provides independent advice to government on gambling in Britain.

The Commission is responsible for licensing and regulating all gambling in Great Britain other than the National Lottery and spread betting, which are the responsibility of the National Lottery Commission and the Financial Services Authority (FSA) respectively. The publication of the updated advice follows a public consultation in the summer.

The plans, which will be subject to a consultation period, would mean that online operators currently licensed outside Britain will have to apply for a licence from the Gambling Commission if they want to advertise or provide their gambling services to British consumers.

Under the plans, all online gambling firms active in the British market will have an obligation to share information about suspicious betting patterns with the UK’s sports governing bodies as well as the Gambling Commission. They will also have to comply with British licence requirements including the protection of children and vulnerable people, and will have to demonstrate how they will contribute to the research, education and treatment of problem gambling in Britain.

The Government is considering what the plans mean for operators based in countries outside Europe – specifically in terms of the Government’s approved ‘whitelist’ of countries whose operators are able to advertise in the UK. The Government intends to keep the ‘whitelist’ in some form and it will remain a fundamental part of any future regulatory system. Proposals for any changes to the system will be included in the consultation.

Today’s plans have been announced following a review of the system of online gambling regulation in Great Britain, focusing on consumer protection and ways to ensure that overseas operators contribute towards regulation, problem gambling treatment and the Horserace Betting Levy. The review has looked in some detail at the way the system currently works, as well as exploring the significant regulatory changes taking place in Europe and beyond. The Government is still investigating ways to secure fair contributions from overseas operators to the Horserace Betting Levy.

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