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Kentucky to ban online gambling
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[QUOTE="SavagePenguin, post: 929596, member: 22087"] Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear is trying to eliminate online gambling from the state. A big part of why he got elected was because he campaigned to bring gaming into the state to increase revenues. Right now he's trying to get control of [URL="http://www.thedomains.com/wp-content/order-of-seizure-of-domain-names.pdf"]140 domain names[/URL] that have been used in the state, including absolutepoker.com, fulltiltpoker.com, goldenpalace.com, pokerstars.com, pokertime.com, reeferpoker.com, sportsbook.com, ultimaebet.com, and microgaming.com. I live in KY. It'll be interesting to see how this turns out. I'm *assuming* that this will lead to nothing. Controlling a domain name is a lot different than controlling a site. And I don't think it'll work. Worst case scenario, the IP's get blocked by the ISP's in KY. [/QUOTE]
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