Russian gambling halls shut down in most cities
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At the Metelitsa casino, the oldest private gambling house in Moscow, which opened in 1993 after the fall of the Soviet Union, they are packing up the card shoes and folding the gaming tables away.
Across Russia thousands of others are doing the same as a gambling ban comes into force today.
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At least we in the U.S. don't have a heavy handed national government interfering in the private economy of this country.
There was casinos in Moscow even under Stalin, so this is quite a change.
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