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      <description>This article originally appeared on ABACUS
China loves poker games. But it looks like the Chinese government is trying to stamp them out.
A new batch of 795 games were recently approved -- but none were poker or gambling titles. Contrast that to 2018, where nearly half of all games approved (962, to be exact) were poker games.
It comes as part of a wider crackdown on the online gambling industry. Throughout the last year, authorities have blocked or removed apps and there have been a number of...</description>
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      <description>China loves poker games. But it looks like the Chinese government is trying to stamp them out.
A new batch of 795 games were recently approved -- but none were poker or gambling titles. Contrast that to 2018, where nearly half of all games approved (962, to be exact) were poker games.
It comes as part of a wider crackdown on the online gambling industry. Throughout the last year, authorities have blocked or removed apps and there have been a number of arrests.
The crackdown has been especially...</description>
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