WorldPingSouth Korean police reportedly referred 18 Polymarket users to prosecutors in a gambling probe involving 26 people and $12.7 million in bets.
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South Korean police charge 26 Polymarket users for illegal gambling: report
Polymarket users referred to prosecutors in South Korea: Report
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WorldPingThe country blocked local access to Polymarket last month after its media regulator ruled that the platform offers illegal gambling.
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