Online Gambling Payment Processor Facilitator Don Hellinger Pleads Guilty

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Nylon Magazine Publisher and one time online gambling payment processor facilitator, Don Hellinger, has plead guilty to Count number 2 of an indictment filed against him.

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Hellinger admitted to “operating an illegal money transmitting business” during a period of time in the early to mid portion of this past decade.

The defendant was scheduled to stand trial in the coming weeks in Philadelphia.

Other counts of the indictment will be dropped at sentencing on May 29ths.

- Chris Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher

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