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Banks are free to make their own decisions about whether to allow the cards they issue to be used at merchants that are coded as lawful online wagering sites. Banks should not be held liable for processing these transactions, as card networks and acquirers are responsible for doing the due diligence on the lawfulness of gambling entities.

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