it does doesnt it. Casinos certainly were money laundering establishments for the mob since their inception. The mobsters became politicians and stupid people a

it does doesnt it. Casinos certainly were money laundering establishments for the mob since their inception. The mobsters became politicians and stupid people argued that casinos provide public benefit on their behalf. The government decided that the only way to launder money through a casino was if the casino itself was in on it, and opted for heavy regulation on who can run casinos and how. People have still gotten away with money laundering through casinos but the regulations are onerous enough, and casinos profitable enough on their own, that the risk of getting completely shut down isnt worth it. Furthermore, actions are not usually the things that are illegal. Usually the law prohibits actions which cause a specific effect. Like murder or pollution. You dont get one free murder every time you figure out a new way to kill people.