I’ve been following this on and off, and I honestly can’t say that I fully understand the consequences of the bill, and I haven’t read the entire thread here. sleepy.gif
However.
I think one thing is clear from the past events of the last few months, and that is, regardless of what IS or ISN’T law, if the US government want to do something and arrest someone, or ban an action, it WILL find a way to do it, whether you like it or not, or even if its legal or not. :nono:
So, even will the bill passed,
1) people will still gamble online
2) online casinos will still operate
3) US government will still get pissed off! :dafingers
nothing changes. :cheers:
It’s all about supply and demand, if there is enough demand, then the supply won’t diminish. It will just adapt and work around the obstacles.
I seriously don’t think that all of a sudden, the demand reduces because of some bill. The players will always be there. It will be our job to educate and direct them to the online casinos, and how to deposit funds!
We’ve done this before! When Paypal first came on, then Neteller, then all the other forms of payment providers.
When the dust settles, and it will, someone will think of a genius way around the Bill, setup a new payment processor, and casinos will use it, and we will teach people about it!!!
So….. anyone care for a brainstorming session on a payment solution that bypasses this Bill?
Come on, we could clean up here!! lol :stirpot:
Ed