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Today, the United States’ official anti-online gambling law, the UIGEA, officially goes into effect.
But, technically speaking … online gambling has always been, and still is, legal. So really, will the UIGEA make any difference at all? Read more here.
It will be interesting to see if we hear of any banks tightening the screws, as we move forward, of this is just another of many incremental steps to scare players and processors.
We’ll see. It did it’s worst damage already when so many respected softwares pulled out of the US, IMO.
well some of the ns prepaid card users are getting recorded phone messages about using it for online gaming.
so we’ll see how this all plays out, its early yet.
Do you mean messages that say “not” to use it ?
Yep.
Wired plastic is also not excepting international wires
Net spend is not allowing deposits at gaming sites
visa is no longer availablewhat next? There are not very many viable options let for US players to use as a deposit method…quicktender is still ok to use, but no way of funding it?
@Poker Dude 219587 wrote:
Do you mean messages that say “not” to use it ?
did you happen to hear the message by any chance, is that what it says?
@Triple777s 219589 wrote:
Yep.
Wired plastic is also not excepting international wires
Net spend is not allowing deposits at gaming sites
visa is no longer availablewhat next? There are not very many viable options let for US players to use as a deposit method…quicktender is still ok to use, but no way of funding it?
where did hear that about visa?
I think if anything, the damages that would have been created have been done in terms of bank/processor restrictions. So how worse can it get? Well hopefully not.
