
Former SP MP Fidel Ylli said that even Enver Hoxha did not close the bets. One of the initiators of their return said in "Open" on News24 that online betting is being played more than before and that with the return, their control is aimed at the state, not the private sector.
"They did well to close, I voted for it with both hands. Go down the bar and there were 15 betting shops. The government had lost control of the situation. More is played online than before. I don't play myself.
There are bets in France, Germany, England, Sweden, Finland, in all the countries that are part of Europe there are bets. I have all the laws there.
The system controls you. Today they play with 20-30 million per week. How is it better that this money, dirty money, drugs, crime, they take it to Malaysia, 400 million lek escapes the Albanian state.
Smuggling is in all countries of the world, you can open fictitious accounts, but you can play with 2-3-5 dollars. These are public hearings to inform the public opinion why the government requires these.
Enver Hoxha did not close the bets. We say that the state should control it, not the private sector, and give this money to the youth, to sports so that we have the opportunity for children not to play because they will put an identity card, so that millions of dirty money are not played.
That ending should have ended because it was a huge slur. There will be no more betting in salons, you will be checked that your mobile phone has left traces and the economic crime comes tomorrow, where did you find the money you are betting. I am showing you the European laws. The Italian government is not stupid. Bets were closed with saloons hanging around for hours. We cannot eliminate smuggling because there is also oil and cigarette smuggling. I'm saying why the government allows me a package that says it kills, that damages people's lives. Why alcohol which is haram is allowed. They are phenomena that have been controlled since ancient times. "People who are under 18 years old and with large sums of money should not play," declared Ylli.