Sending In The Clowns Against Online Gambling
The anti-gambling crusaders sent in the clowns to Washington DC recently for the hearing on the new bill to regulate the online gambling industry. Most of the politicians at the hearing were in favor of sending the legislation to the full House of Representatives for a vote, but their were [ more ]
The UIGEA is a miserable failure since its implementation in June of this year. Americans are still able to gamble online, and the offshore casinos continue to process deposits from players within the United States. Some of the Rival online casinos are offering new payment processors that are only to [ more ]
Continue reading …
Many of the top online casinos banned all US players from their online casinos after the UIGEA was signed into law in late 2006. While this was terrible news for US players, new online casinos entered the US market to fill the void left by the casino operators that [ more ]
Continue reading …
Right after the UIGEA was signed into law with the Ports Security Bill in 2006, online casinos began restricting U.S. players from playing within their casinos. Playtech, Cryptologic, and many other software platforms immediately refunded deposits to all U.S. players and immediately banned them from their online casinos. MicroGaming continued to accept U.S. players [ more ]
Continue reading …
Recent Comments