Hidden inside this law is the Unlawful Internet Gambling Act The UIGA would make it illegal for banks, credit card companies and other financial intermediaries to transfer funds to online gambling sites. It does not outlaw the sites, just makes it illegal to settle online wages.
It sounds as if this law just pushes the sports betting back onto the streets where you can get action from a regular bookie As far as poker goes, I'm sure there are many home games in our neighborhoods.
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My guess as to what will happen...
A company will "sell gaming tokens". Where of course no financial prize will be given. In return, members may win "prizes" or "tokens" which may be used or exchanged for money at another site.
My guess as to what will happen...
A company will "sell gaming tokens". Where of course no financial prize will be given. In return, members may win "prizes" or "tokens" which may be used or exchanged for money at another site.
Internet gambling sites will just 'settle' your money back to your Neteller (or similar) account. Since they're not us-based, they are not in violation of the law.
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, signed the ports security act today.
As far as poker goes, I'm sure there are many home games in our neighborhoods.
It is now illegal to "settle" bets. You can send money, but you'll have to gamble it all away.