dikshit
11-22-2006, 12:11 AM
Would it not be best in the future, in efforts to try and repeal the UIGEA legislation, if US casino operators were more proactive in modication of the law, allowing them to essentially run US online gaming?
Previously, they had little interest in this area (if not actively hostile), but now can be seen as preventing players using 'unlawful' sites, should they be given licences.
Are they stepping up PR in this direction?
Anyhow, as someone who has lost £30,000+ ($55,000) from the new legislation, I'm trying my best, poker freedom (http://www.poker-freedom.com). Any ideas would be welcomed
Previously, they had little interest in this area (if not actively hostile), but now can be seen as preventing players using 'unlawful' sites, should they be given licences.
Are they stepping up PR in this direction?
Anyhow, as someone who has lost £30,000+ ($55,000) from the new legislation, I'm trying my best, poker freedom (http://www.poker-freedom.com). Any ideas would be welcomed