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October 2, 2006 at 1:05 am #708371
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Inactivehdaddy wrote:This is getting pretty low. Intercasino/Interpoker will no longer give bonuses to American Players. Of course they will still take money from them. That makes no sense and the U.S. players will remember that when this all clears up.
Am I totally uninformed or is this just insanely jumping the gun?Thats the strangest thing ive heard, they won’t give bonuses but will still accept US players.
October 2, 2006 at 1:05 am #708372Anonymous
InactiveIm sure its a move to ensure they can still allow usa players – not sure of the logic behind it but someone has possibly found a way to ensure complience by stopping the bonus that still allows them to accept usa player – any thoughts on this? Lets see what their logic is first before we whip them! There will be a reason or maybe they are panicking – I guess the former ( they may be basing it on the uk governments advise to uk based gaming portals it looks familiar to me)
October 2, 2006 at 1:12 am #708373Anonymous
InactiveHere we are this doesnt coming into effect for another year in the uk but this is their advise from next september ( uk governments advise)
18. The Government and Gambling Commission therefore maintain that the concept of “inviting” the public extends to any inducement or enticement or encouragement to act in a certain way. Therefore, in the Government and Commission’s view, to offer someone a bonus or benefit for taking part in gaming or submitting money for use in gaming is a form of invitation.
19. Below are some examples of advertisements (this is by no means an exhaustive list) that, in the view of the Government and the Gambling Commission, would fall foul of the prohibition on either inviting, inducing or encouraging a person to subscribe any money or money’s worth to be used in gaming, or applying for such information.
20. inviting the public to subscribe any money or money’s worth to be used in gaming:
“Play poker everyday”
“Play poker here”
“Try your luck in our casino”
“Test your nerve with poker”
“Step up and play our £100,000 thriller”
“Play on-line anytime”21. inducing/enticing/encouraging the public to subscribe any money or money’s worth to be used in gaming:
“We will match your first deposit”
“Join today and get a bonus”
“Referral bonus for every friend you introduce to the party”
“Bonus on every deposit”
“£150 free for all new players”
“Over £500 free in monthly promotions for every player”
“Win and double your money”
“Free entry”
“Guaranteed cash prizes everyday”
“Win big cash prizes”
“Win a trip for two to Las Vegas”October 2, 2006 at 5:36 am #708408Anonymous
InactiveNo, those are the rules in the UK now
At the moment you can’t advertise gambling in the UK with any kind of enticement. So you can run an advert that says “Our casinos is at http://www.ourcasino.com” but you can’t say “Win money at ourcasino!” or anything else that might encourage people to come.
In a year’s time the new gambling bill will come into force and the above will change. The message you’re quoting was put out by the UK government to clarifiy the current position until the law changes.
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