iMEGA reports that the UIGEA Regulations will be out Thursday

[MiltonFriedman]

According to an email update sent out for iMEGA, the UIGEA Regulations will be out tomorrow.

We will see, but the report should be taken with a grain of salt. It quoted spokesman Joe Brennan as saying the Regulations would be published Thursday in the Congressional Record.

That would be a real twist on how Regulations are promulgated. While there may be some truth to this rumor, that Proposed Regulations will be out tomorrow, the clear misinformation makes it less credible.

Check the Federal Register to find out.

[Legislurker]

for comment or to be enforced?

[FatalError]

100 day comment period i assume

[whangarei]

I hate sweating these things. As Engineer emphasizes, it's a lot better being on the offensive.

[Berge20]

My previous intel on the regs has been wrong, so I don't have any helpful information to share.

[MiltonFriedman]

After thinking about it overnight, I decded that the iMEGA email requires action on my part.

Just in case the iMEGA email is correct, I am putting on my tinfoil hat. In the lexicon of US jurisprudence and G911, the wearer of a tinfoil hat is entitled to an immediate temorary restraining order, to be issued from the nearest Federal Court (or a 7-11), to restrain and otherwise aggressively challenge DOJ's counsel to an armwrestling contest and to block enforcement of all regulations which are published in the Congressional Record.

It is better to be SafeandSecure, you never know when the Internets is going to back up.

UPDATE: G911 has reported that Party has cornered the market on tinfoil hats and is refusing to allow US players to wear them.

[PLO8FaceKilla]

does anyone have a clue at what these regulations may be?

[MiltonFriedman]

I was going to use the Search function, but decided, "why bother, I'll just wing it".

So, the Regulations may have something to do with the UIGEA which was passed while the PPA was very busy building its memebership base. As permafrost can better explain only "really illegal" illegal sites will be affected.

Your Bank will be required to confiscate all your money if (a) you are suspected of engaging in "really illegal" illegal internet gambling, or
(b) they feel like doing so.

[PLO8FaceKilla]

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I was going to use the Search function, but decided, "why bother, I'll just wing it".

So, the Regulations may have something to do with the UIGEA which was passed while the PPA was very busy building its memebership base. As permafrost can better explain only "really illegal" illegal sites will be affected.

Your Bank will be required to confiscate all your money if (a) you are suspected of engaging in "really illegal" illegal internet gambling, or
(b) they feel like doing so.

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please translate this into English. thankums

[DeadMoneyDad]

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I was going to use the Search function, but decided, "why bother, I'll just wing it".

So, the Regulations may have something to do with the UIGEA which was passed while the PPA was very busy building its memebership base. As permafrost can better explain only "really illegal" illegal sites will be affected.

Your Bank will be required to confiscate all your money if (a) you are suspected of engaging in "really illegal" illegal internet gambling, or
(b) they feel like doing so.

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please translate this into English. thankums

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I don't see anything in todays issue.

http://www.access.gpo.gov/su_docs/aces/fr-cont.html

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