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Popular FIFA YouTuber NepentheZ has been fined £91,000 after pleading guilty for UK Gambling Act offences.
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NepentheZ, real name Craig Douglas, ran the FUT Galaxy website which allowed players to exchange FUT coins to money for gambling on real-life football games.
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Douglas was fined £91,000 and his business partner Dylan Rigby was fined £164,000, ran the unregulated site that saw children allowed to exchange virtual currency for real money.
Birmingham Magistrates’ Court heard that one 14-year-old had lost £586 in a single day on the site.
NepentheZ took to Twitter to say it was the conclusion of the ‘worst year of his life’.
The worst year of my life concluded today. I have so much to say, but you’ll take whatever judgement you feel needed from the press.
— NepentheZ (@NepentheZ) February 6, 2017
I want to thank all of those that have supported me through my journey. I would understand any viewers choice to no longer watch my content
— NepentheZ (@NepentheZ) February 6, 2017
I owe a huge apology to my family and close friends for putting them through this process, and appreciate all those that stood by me.
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— NepentheZ (@NepentheZ) February 6, 2017
Sentencing the pair to pay the costs, District Judge Jack McGarva said the pair turned a blind eye to the illegality of children gambling.
He added: “The aggravating features of these offences are they were committed over a relatively long period of around six months.
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“Children were gambling on your site. It’s impossible for me to know how many or the effect on them.
“In my opinion both of you were aware of the use of the site by children and the attractiveness of it to children. At the very least you both turned a blind eye to it.”
Douglas, 32, from Ferndown, Dorset, admitted a charge of being an officer of a firm that provided facilities for gambling without an operating licence, and a further offence relating to the advertising of unlawful gambling.
Rigby, 33, from Colchester, Essex, pleaded guilty to two charges connected to the provision of facilities for gambling, and a third offence linked to advertising illegal gambling.
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