Archive for August, 2007

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Following the passing of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Bill 2006, there is a lot of confusion about the legal status of online gambling. In reality, very little has actually changed. This bill is designed to attack the methods that are used to fund online gaming accounts. It does NOT make online gambling illegal. It does NOT criminalise online gamblers. It simply requires banks to block transactions to online gaming sites. As most experienced online gamblers know, banks have been doing that for quite some time. What is does do, is make everyone think that online gaming is illegal. This so called ‘anti gambling’ bill excludes lots of online gambling from the banking ban – horse racing, lotteries – and was put forward by Senator Frist, who receives campaign donations from Harrah’s, the Biggest non-online gambling business in the world. So, if this gambling-financed senator really wanted to save us from online gambling, why didn’t he push to make it illegal? Well,...