Posted July 22nd, 2011
by Angus Strachan
Players Vegas online casino also accepts US players and gives them a 200% bonus when you use your credit card to make a deposit up to $350. The $700 free bonus is added to your regular gaming account so that you have a total of $1,050 to gamble with. While bets on Craps, Roulette, Baccarat and BlackJack do not count toward the wagering requirement, it is very low.
With only a 10x wagering requirement you can withdraw your winnings in record time!
So why not check out these games now? You may notice familiar games, but you will surely be seeing a few new ones too!
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Tags: Online Casino, Players, Vegas Online, Vegas Online Casino Posted in Gambling Professional
Posted July 21st, 2011
by Angus Strachan
A joint letter sent by representatives of the Democratic and Republican parties to the US attorney general could lead to legalisation of online poker.This is the view of I Nelson Rose, writing in a blog for Casino City Times.The letter was penned by Democratic senator Harry Reid and Republican counterpart Jon Kyl, questioning why the Department of Justice suddenly decided to shut down online poker sites after years of inactivity.According to Mr Rose, the letter itself is a great surprise, as Kyl is a conservative and Reid represents Nevada and the Las Vegas casinos.However, he suggests that congress may be forced into action by the move.”It is possible that congress might legalize intra-state and ever interstate online poker, if they can figure out a way to prevent state lotteries from being the operators,” Mr Rose notes.Online poker sites in the US were shut down by the state on April 15th – a day since dubbed “Black Friday”.
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Tags: Online Poker, Poker Posted in Gambling Professional
Posted July 20th, 2011
by Callum Laurie
Playtech, a reputed online software company based in the Isle of Man, recently proclaimed its partnership agreement with the California Online Poker Association.
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Tags: Online Poker, Poker Posted in Casino Gambling Advice
Posted July 20th, 2011
by Angus Strachan
There has been much talk and speculation regarding the new online gambling licensing rules that were expected to come out of the United Kingdom. The official new rule regarding licensing for foreign online casino operators has now been announced.
The UK Department of Culture, Media and Sports has listened to the complaints of the online gambling establishments that are based in the United Kingdom, and has come to the same conclusion that these operators have come to. The conclusion being that those online gambling operators that chose to stay in the UK were being taxed unfairly compared to foreign operators.
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Tags: Gambling Licensing, Gambling Licensing Rules, Licensing Rules, Rules Posted in Gambling Professional
Posted July 20th, 2011
by Callum Laurie
After the news about a probable investment into the Full Tilt Poker site went public, US poker players decided to take action. Three players then went ahead and filed a class action lawsuit against the portal in a New York court. Three players Robin Hougdahl, Nick Hammer and Tod Terry filed the suit against the Full Tilt Poker site for not being able to pay their balances to poker players in the US. The suit is looking for “return of U.S. player funds and…damages under the RICO statute.”
A few interesting elements in the lawsuit centers around the specific defendants’ names in the filing. In the
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Tags: Full Tilt, Full Tilt Poker, Poker, Tilt Poker Posted in Casino Gambling Advice