The news that the world’s biggest online gambling company has been using a server in California to house thousands of gambling machines that can accept a million dollars in bets at once has sparked concern about the ethics of such a practice.

While the issue is not as big as it might first seem, a recent article in The Wall Street Journal points out that there is a big difference between a server and a casino.

A server is a computerized machine that holds thousands of bets and can process millions of transactions per day.

A casino is a machine that is more like a real casino, allowing players to win big cash rewards for a small investment.

The Wall Street article notes that, while there are similarities between the two, the two are distinct from each other.

For example, in a casino, players must register and deposit their money in advance.

In a server, a player simply logs on and places bets.

This article, from the Wall Street journal, highlights the difference between the real casino and a server:A casino uses a computer to process bets and dispense cash rewards, and allows users to buy and sell items like dice, chips and chipsets.

A typical server is like a brick-and-mortar casino with a cash register, a slot machine, a video game room, a poker room and other games.

There is no room for a virtual machine, which is a more sophisticated, high-tech version of a slot or a card machine.

Unlike a server where players register and place bets, a casino uses an automated system that collects and processes bets and offers cash rewards based on a user’s position on the table.

A typical casino has more than 30,000 slot machines and more than 150,000 video games available to users, and a typical server has just over 10,000 slots and a handful of video games.

There are some differences between a casino and the server, though.

The Wall Journal article points out, for example, that the server has a central server computer to help process transactions and record the number of players on each table.

That computer is connected to a database of the machines’ numbers and the games that players are playing.

The server also maintains a database that allows the owner of the server to control who is playing what and where.

For instance, if someone wins $5 million, the owner can tell the server that $5,000 of the money will go to him, and $1,000 to the other players.

A player can buy chips and other items, and the owner may even sell them, the article points.

So, how does a server make a living?

Unlike a real-life casino, the servers are not paying employees, but rather their own profits.

Rather than being paid based on the number or the position of a player, servers are paid based primarily on the quantity of bets made by the user.

The WSJ article notes, however, that most casino operators are not going to pay servers for these profits.

Instead, they are paying servers to sit at a table and play with their own machines, and in some cases, the operator pays the servers a percentage of the casino’s profits, sometimes as much as 40 percent.

This is how a server makes his money, the WSJ notes.

The problem is that this is not the only way a server can make money.

There are a variety of online poker sites, including MTG, that offer an online option that allows users who want to bet with no set amount to play in a way that’s not controlled by a single player.

In addition to providing a way to gamble without having to pay an account fee, these sites have a number of other advantages over the real-world gambling market.

MTG has no limit on how many slots you can place in a game, and they allow players to buy, sell and trade chips and dice, which makes it easier to keep track of what games you are playing and how many players you have.

This is a particularly important aspect because the WSJD article notes:The WSJD piece also notes that a number that MTG’s server owners can charge for games, such as chips and cash, is often the lowest price a server will ever see.

In this case, the amount of chips that a player can deposit into a game is dependent on how much money a player is willing to bet on the slot machine.

If a player’s deposit is below the minimum, the server will often allow the player to withdraw money.

This means that if a player deposits a lot of money, then the server can withdraw it for a lower price, but the amount will have to be refunded.

The WSJD points out this is also a very common practice with online poker:In some cases this allows for a large profit for a server operator, which can then go to his own pocketbook.

The bottom line: while online gambling is still the fastest growing industry in the U.S., there is an increasing trend towards smaller online