Posted AT 9:53 AM EDT on 04/07/05
Gambling-crazy China seen as next great site for Internet gold rush
BEIJING and MONTREAL — Even in the midst of a national anti-gambling crackdown, it only took a few minutes for The Globe and Mail's Beijing bureau to place an illegal wager.We placed a small bet on the date of the next Canadian election.
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