VIP, Littlewoods (A;ll Cryptos) banning US customers

[AaronL]

For those still owed money by littlewoods, I just emailed them today and they said that checks haven't been cut yet but they are suppose to be in the mail by the end of the week... Sucks that they didn't have enough class to give us some notice of the banning, didn't return money by orginal deposited method and now are taking their sweetass time in getting our money back...

[SwingSwingSwing]

Crypto skin Ritz Club has now stopped taking on any new players.

"In light of the current confusion and inconsistency in online gaming legislation worldwide, the owners of The Ritz Club London Online have, regretfully, decided to close the site to new customers with immediate effect. "

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[knicknut]

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Hello and thank you for your reply regarding the checque withdrawal.

I have checked on your account and can confirm that your cheque has been processed with the bank conversion rate from 22 September.

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I call bull****. I want to call their bluff but know it won't go anywhere. Let me know if anyone gets any farther with them.

[WLVRYN]

I got an email today that my check was processed and mailed, so I should see it shortly (I hope).

[sorry4me]

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"In light of the current confusion and inconsistency in online gaming legislation worldwide, the owners of The Ritz Club London Online have, regretfully, decided to close the site to new customers with immediate effect. "

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Is this correct? I wish this stuff would just blow over already!

[SwingSwingSwing]

Yip, they've pulled their website as well, leaving only the same message.

www.theritzclublondon.com/poker/

I think there are using the legislation issues as a cover but are in fact going bust.

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[carlk73]

UK bookmaker William Hill has ceased taking casino and poker bets online from US customers.
The firm said it would stop taking bets until the "scope and enforceability" of US state and federal gaming laws had been clarified.

It added that it already refused to accept online sports bets from people living in the US.

William Hill's move comes as US authorities have been clamping down on internet gaming firms.