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Review from John
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Impression : Negative
The WORSE online site! 15 emails in 6 weeks, why i wasnt funded my winnings.
Finally was told no ACH was possible. (no problem tho, using Villento ad bodog sites)
Signed up for ECOCARD. Took 2 weeks to be transferred.
THEN had to email Ecocard for my winnings! may take another 2 weeks! Avoid Grand monace
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Online Casino Industry Bracing For Land Based Companies
The time are changing, however, and the industry may receive a major shake up in the next couple of years. The US is expected to change their Internet gambling laws, and if the efforts of Representative Barney Frank are successful, it could also mean a shift in online casino power.
Apr. 13
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KCK casino quietly marks first anniversary
After an 11-year battle to get a gambling hall in downtown Kansas City, Kan., the Oklahoma-based Wyandotte Nation is marking the first anniversary of its 7th Street Casino on Friday with little fanfare but a lot of confidence that is has proven itself worthy of running such a venture.
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New Jersey and California are in a race to see which state could regulate online gambling first. On Wednesday, New Jersey took the lead after a California bill proposal to regulate online poker was withdrawn.
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The Vegas hotel industry is all about one-upping the neighbors--even if that neighbor is yourself. And it works: In 2009, even amidst an economic crisis, the city saw 36 million visitors drop more than $5 billion in casinos on the Strip.
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Will Online Gambling Become Legal in the U.S.?
Politicians in the U.S. are making noise about legalizing and taxing online gambling in order to take some pressure off of depleted government coffers, but the idea is facing strong opposition from Republicans, conservative groups and pro sports leagues.
Apr. 27
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New Cosponsor Added To Frank Internet Gambling Bill
Two new co-sponsors have jumped on board to support Frank’s attempt at regulating online gambling, bringing the total to 68, or 15% of the voting population of the House of Representatives. The newest editions hail from New York and Nevada, with the latter being a pivotal vote for the bill.
May. 4
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