legal landscape of online gaming has not changed

Comment #3

Rick G — Fri, 06 Oct 2006 18:13:03 GMT

<br />Good post and a ray of hope. These transactions could legally occur using money orders to transfer payments to and fro. If the transaction is under $10,000 the Federal Muzzle is out of your bee-hind.<br /><br />This man makes a good point about what is actually being made illegal and it sounds like forms of money transfer is illegal but the gambling itself is not. That will be a new law that Frist, et. al., will be working on in the future to make ALL forms of gambling online illegal bu... [ More ]

Comment #2

Todd — Fri, 06 Oct 2006 10:58:10 GMT

Mike, I really don't understand how you post this analysis, and then go on the forums posting that Betslips is going out of business.

Comment #1

ducksafloat — Fri, 06 Oct 2006 04:37:37 GMT

hold up, hold up, now i just read through this, this is to much for me to digest, and it made me do a slow boil while reading, i feel invaded still. to me just the idea of how busy they are spending money meeting and spending money to have it their way, we have a limited time to gamble is what um reading? i will be back to check your blog first chance i get, and i will click the link and try and follow it, a legal landscape huh! what a trip. even if we wrote checks, i know every check i write comes back to my bank, and i just don't think it is the congress business who i write a check to. i think privacy is just a 7 letter word. just like freedom, another 7 letter word.... [ More ]

Original Blog Entry: legal landscape of online gaming has not changed

LOTTOMIKE — Fri, 06 Oct 2006 03:30:30 GMT