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Tough Times ahead for US players?
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[QUOTE="KetchupFreak, post: 1324700, member: 31048"] For players having trouble a Visa All Access unreloadable card could work. Its prepaid and can only be loaded once, and are available at cvs, walgreens stores such as those. I believe the card cost runs around $4.95.. depends on where its purchased. I also dont think the ban is about them not making money. A bill was introduced this year that would set up a taxing system on online gaming. I dont see why its not, if people have budgeted out how much theyre gonna gamble for the week, month, whatever it is then they're likely gonna gamble it. Its just one less option people have.. and it infuriates me to see $10 and $20 scratch offs.. the govermnet is saying its okay to take a chance on that but not to test your skill at online poker... its ridicolous and hypocritical. Making it accessable for US players could offer some help to protect the players from "scam" sites or offer other options such as US based online casinos. I know where i live there are two indian run casinos which pay revenue percentage to the state. Not a bad thought for online gaming as well... [/QUOTE]
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