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11. June 2009, 01:13:08 Subject: Re: Czuch:Indeed. One hopes that non-US players weren't affected, but who knows? 11. June 2009, 02:05:24 Subject: Re:  alanback: did they say why? 11. June 2009, 03:30:08 Subject: Re: nodnarbo:Internet gambling is illegal in the US. 11. June 2009, 03:50:57 Subject: Re: Modified by Herlock Sholmes (11. June 2009, 03:52:00) alanback:but do you know why ? because those greedy, fat cats do not know how to profit from this gambling ... don't worry, if they could get 40 percent of gambling site income it would be suddenly legal ...  this is what I think about what is legal or illegal in this country ...11. June 2009, 13:10:05 Subject: Re: ChessVariant: It's probably the Vegas lot and all other USA based gambling groups moaning about losing business. And your right, they could easily make it that each gambling site has to have a licence which they must pay for.... and have to renew annually. And I'd probably guess that the online companies within a heartbeat will say.. "YES". |
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