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Manne wrote:
While the U.S. has tried to prohibit Internet gaming, other countries have chosen to regulate it.
The U.S. lose their ability to control what form of gambling takes place in their states. With new forms of technology, the effort now is to regulate it the best they can!!
Internet gaming is here to stay - a panel of experts told the state lawmakers!!
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There is just no way you can ban online gambling!
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Manne wrote:
While the U.S. has tried to prohibit Internet gaming, other countries have chosen to regulate it.
The U.S. lose their ability to control what form of gambling takes place in their states. With new forms of technology, the effort now is to regulate it the best they can!!
Internet gaming is here to stay - a panel of experts told the state lawmakers!!
:dirol
The pressure is starting to be on in a noticeable way, and the support for online gambling Is growing. its just a matter of time and patience.
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Manne wrote:
The pressure is starting to be on in a noticeable way, and the support for online gambling Is growing. its just a matter of time and patience.
This issue is old, most countries were online gaming is based have already regulated it. Why is that instead of going forward the government wants to stay still...?:what:
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MovingLines wrote:
This issue is old, most countries were online gaming is based have already regulated it. Why is that instead of going forward the government wants to stay still...?:what:
[FONT="Arial Black"]Individual States in the U.S.A. have banned internet gambling because they have investments in casinos. Fortunately, I live in a State that allows it, because they don't have State-run casinos. Wuhoo! :dance:[/FONT]
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LyndaNova wrote:
[FONT="Arial Black"]Individual States in the U.S.A. have banned internet gambling because they have investments in casinos. Fortunately, I live in a State that allows it, because they don't have State-run casinos. Wuhoo! :dance:[/FONT]
[FONT="Arial Black"]Individual States in the U.S.A. have banned internet gambling because they have investments in casinos. Fortunately, I live in a State that allows it, because they don't have State-run casinos. Wuhoo! :dance:[/FONT]
The US Congress is still quite unable to define in law exactly what constitutes "unlawful Internet gambling".
The US Congress is still quite unable to define in law exactly what constitutes "unlawful Internet gambling".
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The U.S. lose their ability to control what form of gambling takes place in their states. With new forms of technology, the effort now is to regulate it the best they can!!
Internet gaming is here to stay - a panel of experts told the state lawmakers!!
:dirol