| Posted by: Got2Bet at April 23, 2002, 5:00 am | | Topic: Which is the best magazine? Forum: Winner Online |
Both good. Gambling Online magazine primarily focuses on online entities. Gambling Times is an old, well-known magazine which covers all aspects of gambling, including poker, as well as online (my last two articles are here).
One day you'll see me in Gambling Online magazine as well LOL - just a matter of finding enough time and quality subjects to write about!
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| Posted by: Got2Bet at February 14, 2006, 10:23 am | | Topic: Bellavegas won't pay 20K in winnings Forum: Winner Online |
There's a difference between saying online gambling is illegal and online gambling is not considered to be legal.
You don't see cigarette ads all over the place. Does that mean smoking is illegal?
Let me put it another way. If online gambling is illegal, why is Congress trying (and failing) to pass laws to make online gambling illegal?
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| Posted by: Jetset at July 8, 2002, 8:11 am | | Topic: Poll: Best software group. Forum: Winner Online |
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| Posted by: Auditor at January 11, 2008, 1:10 pm | | Topic: APCW Perspectives Weekly 01/11/08 Forum: Casino Meister |
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| Posted by: Got2Bet at May 1, 2002, 3:10 am | | Topic: Anyone from Hong Kong? Is it legal to gamble online at HK? Forum: Winner Online |
Actually, Trisha, that's true but not necessarily with regards to online gambling.
Gambling is banned in most countries, with the exception of what usually turns out to be government lotteries and racing.
Online gambling, however, is only officially banned in mainland China and South Korea. No other country has specific laws relating to this issue - not even Singapore.
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| Posted by: Mousey at December 1, 2007, 2:19 pm | | Topic: Online gambling case pits Antigua against U.S. and challenges WTO Forum: Casino Meister |
Quote: Originally Posted by jetset
40 000 REASONS TO OPPOSE ONLINE GAMBLING?
According to an article on Gambling Web this week, quoting from the Internet webcast "Perspectives," the wannabe nemesis of online gambling, Congressman Bob Goodlatte of Virginia, has accepted almost $40 000 in campaign funds from the horse racing industry.
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Goodlatte has been ociferous in his efforts to get online gambling banned or hamstrung. Last month, he appeared before the House Judiciary Committee hearing on online gambling assembled by Congressman John Conyers, where he again insisted that the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act - which seeks to prohibit financial transactions with online gambling companies - be enforced with criminal prosecutions.
Just a good ol' boy, looking out for horse racing. Pardon me while I
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| Posted by: Dancali at May 6, 2002, 5:12 pm | | Topic: Some news from Boss. Forum: Winner Online |
I would be a bit leary investing in online casino stocks right now since there is a decent chance the US will outlaw online gambling. The US represents the majority of online gaming revenue so this would have a drastic effect on the industry.
There is a shift towards more european and asian revenue, but the US still is and would continue to be the largest online gaming market.
But it does seem like Boss is particularly well situated to handle this situation if/when it does arrive. They already offer at least one non-us casino which is presumably successful (atlantis).
How likely do you all think it is that the US will ban online gambling in the next 1-3 years?
And if they do ban it, would people in the US significantly cut back on their online gambling?
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| Posted by: zrapture at June 4, 2002, 11:25 pm | | Topic: Anyone know who the Magic Millions winner is? Forum: Winner Online |
Woody, I doubt he would be prosecuted. I don't believe anyone has ever been prosecuted in the US for gambling online, I could be wrong though. I know people who have claimed winnings on their taxes from online gambling without any probelms. I think a few may have been from states that outlaw online gambling too.
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| Posted by: Got2Bet at January 31, 2006, 11:00 pm | | Topic: Bellavegas won't pay 20K in winnings Forum: Winner Online |
The US DOJ has "opined" that online gambling is illegal. That is not the same as saying that online gambling is illegal by law, because it isn't. There are no US federal laws which relate to online gambling except the Wire Act, and online casino gambling has already been said to not be covered by the Wire Act, based on a number of decisions already handed down.
Let's not get off track here.
The gambling age in Nevada is generally regarded to be 21.
The age of majority in Nevada is 18. Or 19 if you are still in high school.
By this reckoning, and the terms and conditions of the casino itself, the player's wagers are entirely alid and the casino has no right to rescind winnings based on their argument that the player was underage.
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| Posted by: Pokeraddict at June 21, 2006, 11:05 am | | Topic: Paypal? Forum: Bonus Whores | | Paypal has gotten back into the online gambling business for European players. This is even more interesting as Ebay, their parent company, has come out in support of a US ban in online gambling. Maybe they felt obligated to do so after all the trouble Paypal got into with the state of New York (I believe it was them). They paid a massive fine that was around the amount of money they ever made from online gambling transactions. | | Static Link |
| Posted by: stephen at September 28, 2001, 9:54 am | | Topic: Well damn, this IGI thing shaped up to be pretty impressive Forum: Winner Online |
Mary,
I don't know what the recent Microsoft announcement regarding online gambling was about.
No, I haven't heard anything at the conference.
Microsft is already involved in the land base gambling biz so I wouldn't doubt that they will enter the online gambling market somehow.
I know that their games division has been building suite of casino games.
This industry is changing so fast. Hopefully, the online experience will also be much more fun, secure and easier!
Stephen
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| Posted by: Got2Bet at May 29, 2001, 7:56 pm | | Topic: Looks like my gambling days are numbered... Forum: Winner Online |
Your information is incorrect. The Federal Government has not been given any power to declare online gambling illegal.
A number of states have directly banned online gambling, including California and Nevada.
And credit card companies are under no such obligation to block credit card deposits at online casinos.
Where, might I ask, did you get your misleading information from?
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| Posted by: Steve Adkins at September 11, 2000, 5:46 am | | Topic: Steve interviews Sue Schnieder of the IGC Forum: Winner Online |
Oh yeah if online gambling was illegal in the states, she could not sell online casino's for 5 million dollars out of Missouri.
If they do not want the government to regulate online gambling, maybe they should do a little better job of protecting the industry from crooks. Oh that would mean disbaning the IGC.
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| Posted by: webber286 at May 12, 2005, 7:35 am | | Topic: paypal Forum: Card Chat |
Once eBay purchased PayPal, they cut out all online gambling revenue, which was something like 20% of their total revenue. A tough hit, but eBay didn't want to deal with any letters from the government showing up. While players would certainly trust PayPal or Visa or Mastercard more than Neteller, the fact is the U.S. goverment is putting pressure on those companies to not accept online gambling revenue in an attempt to curb online gambling from U.S. citizens.
So, to answer the original question, there are no sites that accept PayPal as a payment source because PayPal won't deal with online gambling.
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| Posted by: Rjust2good at September 13, 2007, 3:14 am | | Topic: South Africa goes a different direction than USA Forum: Card Chat |
South Africa Takes Steps To Online Gambling Regulation
Wednesday, September 12th, 2007
<DIV class=entry>The National Gambling Amendment bill was passed yesterday by South Africa’s parliament. This Bill, sponsored by the Department of Trade and Industry will aim to regulate the online gambling industry in South Africa, including online poker.
The department has said that it does not want to follow the US in banning online gambling for fear of it driving it underground and out of its regulatory reach. The bill specifies that online gaming companies will have to locate their servers and records within the boundaries of South Africa as well as obtaining a national license. Gambling operators will have the responsibility of erifying their players age and identity and assist in the players in using a bank to handle all transactions.
According to the DTI, this Bill will protect players by providing regulation, making sure online gambling revenues pay their share of tax revenues... | | Read Entire Entry |
| Posted by: Itoldyouso at March 22, 2007, 12:23 am | | Topic: River Belle not paying $8,000.00 Forum: Casino Meister |
Quote: Originally Posted by johnnyvegass
im not new to knowing the laws, how online casinos operate, and how online gambling works all around.
If you knew the law...you shoulda gave up online gambling when Neteller, Firepay, and all the rest closed their doors.
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| Posted by: Got2Bet at May 24, 2002, 8:10 am | | Topic: Gambling Banned in Hong Kong..Dr Ho Forum: Winner Online |
More early and unofficial news from a legal source - it is looking ery much as if online casino gambling is NOT covered by the amended Gambling Ordinance. This is not an official nor final opinion.
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| Posted by: xdmanx007 at May 12, 2005, 9:13 am | | Topic: paypal Forum: Card Chat |
Quote: Originally Posted by webber286
Once eBay purchased PayPal, they cut out all online gambling revenue, which was something like 20% of their total revenue. A tough hit, but eBay didn't want to deal with any letters from the government showing up. While players would certainly trust PayPal or Visa or Mastercard more than Neteller, the fact is the U.S. goverment is putting pressure on those companies to not accept online gambling revenue in an attempt to curb online gambling from U.S. citizens.
So, to answer the original question, there are no sites that accept PayPal as a payment source because PayPal won't deal with online gambling.
amen...
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| Posted by: Tomcat at November 17, 2005, 10:27 am | | Topic: Online Gambling on Sixty Minutes Forum: Winner Online |
A HUGE fact overlooked in regards to potential tax revenue from online gambling is that a large majority of online players LOSE money to the casinos. Any gambling tax paid to IRS would be offset by gambling losses claimed as deductions. I highly doubt that $1.2 BILLION dollars is being passed up in tax revenue but that is just a figure pulled from air to justify regulation. But it gets sticky to regulate online casinos if they are based in non-US countries.
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| Posted by: Got2Bet at January 31, 2006, 11:57 am | | Topic: Bellavegas won't pay 20K in winnings Forum: Winner Online |
Like I said, I'm straddling... LOL...
Autumn - the fact of the matter is that if you reside in Nevada, this jurisdiction prohibits online gambling. Other jurisdictions in the US (like South Dakota, for example) also prohibit online gambling - but many states do not have any laws one way or the other regarding online gambling (except Utah and perhaps one or two other states, which prohibits all forms of gambling).
Because your jurisdiction prohibits online gambling, your age is irrelevant. You can be 2, 20, or 200 and it would make no difference.
There are other points which I am considering at the moment, and obviously the casino itself is clearly at fault AS WELL. Not either/or - both sides have arguments in their favor, both sides have arguments against them, and I'm personally trying to weigh all of these to see where I stand, even if technically it makes no difference.
Everyone, please do not imply that I am on one side or the other - and please make no pr... | | Read Entire Entry |
| Posted by: GrandMaster at November 17, 2005, 4:00 pm | | Topic: Online Gambling on Sixty Minutes Forum: Winner Online |
Quote: Originally Posted by Tomcat
A HUGE fact overlooked in regards to potential tax revenue from online gambling is that a large majority of online players LOSE money to the casinos. Any gambling tax paid to IRS would be offset by gambling losses claimed as deductions. I highly doubt that $1.2 BILLION dollars is being passed up in tax revenue but that is just a figure pulled from air to justify regulation. But it gets sticky to regulate online casinos if they are based in non-US countries.
Gambling losses are only deductable as itemized deductions up to the amount of gambling winnings, unless you are a professional gambler. This means that gambling cannot reduce your taxes, if fact, you can lose money and still end up owing more taxes.
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| Posted by: ian_go at March 17, 2006, 11:40 am | | Topic: Playtech sued for patent infringement Forum: Winner Online |
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| Posted by: TurnipHead at July 14, 2007, 10:52 pm | | Topic: is gambling a problem Forum: Card Chat |
There's "online gambling" and then there's "online poker". They are two COMPLETELY different things.
If you are addicted to online gambling (I'm assuming irtual casinos) then, yes, you have a problem because you will lose in the long-term no matter what system you use.
If you are addicted to online poker then it depends. If you play to the well-known tried and tested formulas and use patience and discipline then you do not have a problem because you will win long-term.
If you are addicted to online poker and treat it as if it's gambling and have no logical way of playing then, yes, you have a problem.
Does online gambling cause mental stress or mental problems? Again, if you are referring to irtual casinos then I'm sure that for many people this would be an unfortunate "yes".
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| Posted by: hhcfreebie at June 20, 2003, 8:58 am | | Topic: Wanted=honest casibo-if possible Forum: Winner Online |
Please stop gambling and quit your accounts now.
It seems you think you can "win" big bucks from casinos.
I don't know if they are cheating or not, but I do know this: the more you play, the more you loose
Most people start online gambling for the bonus, they profit a little but eventually end up gambling for real. Real gamblers always loose in the end.
I really hate to see you throw away your hard earned money like this.
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| Posted by: Jack Daniels at October 5, 2006, 12:53 am | | Topic: Ok so who are the good guys, and who are the bad? Forum: Card Chat |
Quote: Originally Posted by buckster436
Doesnt Nay mean they are Against on-line gambling??? so why would that be ok with you?? buck
Buck, the Nay otes were against the bill trying to ban online gambling. So those oting Nay were opposed to banning online gambling and tried to stop the bill from passing.
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| Posted by: jetset at December 1, 2007, 7:18 am | | Topic: Online gambling case pits Antigua against U.S. and challenges WTO Forum: Casino Meister |
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One of online gambling's most passionate detractors apparently enjoys almost $40 000 in encouragement and support from an industry that benefits increasingly from his attacks on Internet gambling.
According to an article on Gambling Web this week, quoting from the Internet webcast "Perspectives," the wannabe nemesis of online gambling, Congressman Bob Goodlatte of Virginia, has accepted almost $40 000 in campaign funds from the horse racing industry.
Goodlatte has consistently been an ardent supporter of anti-online gambling legislation that gives inequitable carve-outs for Internet betting through state lotteries, fantasy sports and, yes - horse racing in the United States. And the latter has in particular embraced the opportunity with expanded online betting activities (see recent InfoPowa reports)
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| Posted by: patticake at February 19, 2007, 3:18 am | | Topic: RTG ....M.I.A.! Forum: Casino Meister |
I think we should go to the media...especially with all that's going on in the USA right now with online gambling. They would be interested to know.... Crystal Palace Group riping off the customers of there casino's. This is exactly why they are stopping gambling online in America. I have no interest in putting up another cent with any online casino since this bad experience. I've spent well over $50,000 in online gaming and this is how they treat you...lock your account, hang up on you and ignore emails. Well I won't be ignored anymore. I'm gonna start writing letters to every media outlet that I know.
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| Posted by: GrandMaster at January 15, 2006, 5:20 am | | Topic: Morgan Stanley owns BetonSports Forum: Winner Online |
There is a big difference, on the whole you expect to win on the stock market and lose at the casino.
It is indeed interesting that the US government has prohibited the use of US issued credit cards for gambling, and there are further attempts to stop all financial transactions related to online gambling, at the same time investment in online gambling compamies, whose business is considered illegal by the US government, is not a problem.
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| Posted by: CasinoNow at July 11, 2007, 7:43 pm | | Topic: Problem Gambling Experts Support Online Gambling Forum: Winner Online |
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| Posted by: winbig at September 24, 2007, 11:31 pm | | Topic: Mississippi Gaming Commission seized computers from Internet Cafe Forum: Casino Meister |
Yea, go get 'em guys.
If they were to hunt down dangerous, iolent and still at large criminals as much as they are going after online gamblers (same thing, right? Felons), it would be so much safer for everyone to be outside after dark.
You only need 2 words to describe MS' motivation to charge people gambling online with a felony:
Riverboat Gambling
The way they see it: If you want to gamble, fine. Just do it at the local casinos, NOT ONLINE. That way we can be sure to tax you if you win big, and if you lose, we'll just get our take from the casino.
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| Posted by: JokersrWild at July 28, 2002, 2:37 pm | | Topic: I’m Done with Online Gambling Forum: Winner Online |
Damian - you agree with Dirk that the online gambling industry is rigged yet are you not currently designing a portal designed to promote online gambling????????
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| Posted by: Steve Adkins at July 3, 2000, 6:46 am | | Topic: Question for you about online gambling Forum: Winner Online |
OK, now my two cents.
When I first started gambling online, I thought it should not be regulated.
But after getting sucked in some rip off casinos I have changed my mind. I think if someone wants to gamble online, nobody should stop them.
I strongly feel that it has to be regulated by some REAL AUTHORITY, not a bunch of crooks on some island somewhere.
Self regulation has never worked on anything. We can have all the player union's and such. But someone has to keep the crooks out of the industry.
If GP pulled the crap they pulled anywhere where gambling is legal. They would of been locked down and locked up.
I do not think online gambling should be banned. It has to be regulated.
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| Posted by: DALLAS3363 at April 15, 2002, 10:15 am | | Topic: Firepay Forum: Winner Online |
The credit card companies that don't allow online gambling(Capital One,Providian)won't allow you to register your card if you mark yes for gambling purposes,so you have to say no to use these and other cards that are anti-online gambling-once Firepay has it in their system,these card companies have no control where the money goes.I fairly sure this is how it works
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| Posted by: pantin007 at December 28, 2007, 1:20 am | | Topic: Germany to Ban Online Poker Forum: Card Chat |
omg what a blow to the online economy
i really dont understand why online gambling is so hated upon yet they do nothing to prevent live gambling in casinos
poor germans yall will be missed
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| Posted by: Nick at December 28, 2007, 1:09 am | | Topic: Germany to Ban Online Poker Forum: Card Chat |
More bad news, this time from Germany. They are planning to ban online gambling / online poker from Jan the 1st.
Bloomberg.com: Germany
Quote:
Online gambling will be banned in Germany as of Jan. 1 after German states ratified an accord that preserves the country's state monopoly for lotteries and most forms of betting.
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