30 Nov 2006 headline titled Online gambling law receive a newspaper support

The law in the US has been getting a lot of bad air as of late, due to some academic voiced calling it impotent. They said the US online gambling law is not covering what it was meant for – meaning the US online gambling industry is still running and made great ways to bypass the law. They say the move to deligitimte the online gambling industry was not thought all the way through, and to prove that – the point out the regulation movement in some countries theses days.

This week a major newspaper in Scotland has published an article stating the online gambling law that does not allow credit card use in the online casinos, is the right way to cope with the dishonest casinos. They say credit money is too easy to pull out – and the wager needs more though before pulling out credit card in online gambling site. The article supports the use of cash and debits instead the credit. This is the first time someone got up and supported the US online gambling law in a long time.

The US has enforced this law two months ago, and in a parallel road – the British colleagues have started a debate on whether they regulate the online gambling industry or not. Britain is not the only country; Canada and Costa Rica consider the same anti American enterprise as well. This kind of supportive article makes a very new opinion in the British country and only makes the online gambling world more interesting.