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A comprehensive operation was carried out against illegal betting sites and financial systems under the coordination of the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
A comprehensive illegal betting operation was carried out by the Istanbul Provincial Gendarmerie Command's Cyber Crimes Branch Directorate under the coordination of the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. In this context, technical examination and research activities were carried out on illegal betting sites operating in Turkey and the bank accounts and payment methods used in these sites.
As a result of the studies carried out; 345 different illegal betting sites, 110 different payment methods used on these sites, 1200 IBANs used for financial intermediation purposes and approximately 98 thousand websites that are considered to be used for betting activities and related referrals were detected. It was decided to block access to approximately 98 thousand websites identified by taking the necessary judicial decisions.
INVESTIGATION TO 1048 PEOPLE
Within the scope of the studies carried out, bank accounts offered to players by illegal betting sites for depositing money were identified. It was determined that the accounts in question were instrumental in placing illegal bets and laundering the proceeds from illegal betting. A total of 1200 IBAN accounts belonging to 1048 separate real and legal persons were seized, and an investigation was launched against these 1048 people for the crimes of "Opposition to Law No. 7258" and "Laundering of Assets Originating from Crime".
ACCOUNTS WERE SEIZED
Within the scope of the investigation, decisions were taken by the Istanbul Criminal Judgeship of Peace on Duty and the necessary warrants were written to the banks. The bank accounts subject to the crime were seized.
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