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The Missouri [[legislature]], with the approval of voters, adopted a '''gambling loss limit''' in an effort to prevent substantial losses by [[gambling]] patrons.  The loss limit allows for a loss of no more than $500 every two hours, or $6000 per day.  This loss limit does not limit recreational gambling but does clearly help reduce the impact felt from pathological and problem gamblers as well as help prevent illegal [[money laundering]].  

The Missouri [[legislature]], with the approval of voters, adopted a '''gambling loss limit''' in an effort to prevent substantial losses by [[gambling]] patrons.  The loss limit allows for a loss of no more than $500 every two hours, or $6000 per day.  This loss limit does not limit recreational gambling but does clearly help reduce the impact felt from pathological and problem gamblers as well as help prevent illegal [[money laundering]].  

4. [http://www.casinowatch.org/terrorists/money_laundering.html United States General Accounting Office: Money Laundering - Rapid Growth of Casinos Makes Them Vulnerable, January 1996]

4. [http://www.casinowatch.org/terrorists/money_laundering.html United States General Accounting Office: Money Laundering - Rapid Growth of Casinos Makes Them Vulnerable, January 1996]