Online Casino Industry Moneymaking in Jeopardy

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Online Casino Industry Moneymaking in Jeopardy
00:05 AM Saturday June 10th 2006
Online Casino Industry Moneymaking in Jeopardy
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    The United States online casino industry is facing an uncertain future. With legal efforts on banning online casino gambling increase, U.S. legislators are now working on a different way of stopping online casino business. Most online gamblers use some sort of online transaction service, and legislators are trying to stop these service providers from working with online casino sites.

    Buy cutting player's means of payment they will basically eliminate the online casino sites' ability to make money, and by that hurt the online casino industry. This is causing growing alarm in the online casino community, because such action will threaten the future of the gambling industry as a whole. The online gambling industry is a moneymaking enterprise and if money can't be made, the industry will collapse.

    Legal action hasn't been taken yet, but the idea frightens many of the online casino groups. Most major online casino operators have already started investigating other markets and contemplate the idea of taking their business elsewhere before major changes are made. A strong hold over the European and Asian markets will ensure that when the time comes an online casino company will be able to drop their US business without it resulting in bankruptcy.
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