Player Verify has launched a new service that will simplify the verification
process when playing at an online casino. This new process would end the
need for players to e-mail or fax their personal data to various online
casinos. Players would only need to provide their personal details to
Player Verify instead of transmitting the sensitive data to various
online casinos, e-wallets, and other online casino-related entities.

Online casinos would simply access Player Verify to confirm the identity
of their patrons without all of the sensitive data being transmitted
directly to the online casinos. With so many phishing schemes via
e-mail and over the Internet, this new service will definitely help
protect players from identity theft and other identity-related crimes.

Players will have full control over their account and they can even
restrict access from certain individuals or online casinos. This service
makes it much easier for the online casinos by providing all of the relevant
data in one easily accessible database to verify all of their casino players.

Player Verify is registered in the US state of Tennessee, but they would be
servicing foreign-based clients due to the fact that operating an online casino
is illegal within the United States. Player Verify is offering a verification
service which should be in full compliance with existing laws in the United States.

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Austrian police will take extra security precautions for the European Poker Tour. After the armed robbery of the EPT in Berlin earlier this month, the Austrian government has tightened security.

The EPT in Austria will be held at the Hotel Alpine Palace Card Casino at Saalbach-Hinterglemm in Salzburg’s Pinzgau region next week. At the event, Austrian police will have plain clothed police officers sitting in as spectators. “The situation at the Alpine Palace Hotel is not comparable to what the situation at the Berlin hotel was. There will not be a large sum of money on hand. The hotel will be well protected” local police chief Arno Kosmata said.

Poker players do not seem to be concerned after the robbery in Berlin. None of the over 500 players have withdrawn from participating in the EPT Austria event. Locals have noted that this event will be held in a valley that would present difficulties to any armed gunmen. Their are only a few easy ways out of the valley and police will definitely have those covered if anything happens.

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