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Online gambling regulation
30 Nov 2006
The US law has apparently done nothing to its public. When the law was set, signed and enforced in the United States people tough it might do well for the US people. Well, all the other countries that online gambling services are provided in them - think the opposite. On the one side, US secretaries think that the law should put limits to the online gambling industry, as it's a cause of trouble. On the other side, you can hear the Chinese, Canadian, Costa Rican and British exports that think of making it legal - to make the state earn the tax income and the police magnificent glass on the casinos.
This is the new route on the online gambling community, which, I must say, sounds reasonable and acquired quite a lot of an inside logic. This has also been tried in Israel and the Palestinian Authority a few years ago. This might be working successfully - and make the US look very bad and pale. Online gambling, in the right sum - could be (and is) a very nice and wholesome home entertainment. I think the Americans have made a mistake - as the online gambling industry in their soil have prepared all the changes needed to become profitable and working regardless of the law. The US should have been under going a regulation process - such as in much smaller and less advances than them - rather than doing that stupid move.
The talks on the regulation manners are spoken on the lips of politicians and professors in all the countries which I mentioned above. This is route that might create a life - and become real by next year. If the US online gambling companies will not recover quickly they might not survive this revolution. By now they are handling great - but what if they remain the only online gambling industry lest illegal?
