greedygirl wrote:
where the big landbased guys are concerned. When the day comes that US landbased finally gets the green light, this entire industry will have to re-group and re-think the way things are being done. My instincts tell me that only the biggest, oldest and most reputable groups will be able to survive against the landbased operators–and this is only because they’ll have the funds to be somewhat competitive.
I think they will need the funds to undergo some strict tests and meet regulations and pay hefty licence fees. I also think that casinos that have undergone tests such as eCOGRA demands will stand a much better chance.
Also, the software companies will have to be heavily involved here.
But I also think that there will always be “rogue” casinos online. They will snare surfers with all kinds of large bonus offers the others may not be able to match due to a lot of levied fees.
It will be very interesting to watch, and I am quite convinced that it will happen. The US could literally balance their budget this way.