Another Online Gambling Site Shuts Down: Sega Says Goodbye

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Sega has closed its online poker and casino website powered by Playtech.  The company’s website had warned of the pending closure and advised players to withdraw all funds by September 15.

A message on the site's homepage read:

"We are no longer accepting registration/deposits from your jurisdiction. Existing customers - if you ware an existing SEGA Games customer, please click here to access your account to withdraw your funds. All remaining funds will be automatically credited back to your deposit method, effective September 15th."

Sega is one of the biggest gaming ventures in the world. 

Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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