US is moving on contrary direction than other places all over the world. I think most countries are regarding online gambling as a fact and trying to find a way of giving it a legal picture. In EU, European Commission is expected to take some steps to stop gambling monopolies across Europe. Gambling monopolies are being under fire because they base their existence on moral issues but as they advertise large on media, and so they incentivise gambling, it will be hard to keep things like they are.
It is not understandble to ban online gambling on moral issues because all these issues apply to offline gambling. If someone wants to illegalise online gambling, then they must illegalise the offline version too.
Another issue that for me is not understandble is the lack of clear law that states that online gambling is ilegal. There is no law saying that. At the same time they approve laws ilegalising bank transfers to online gambling companies. That simply does not make sense for an European.
About Neteller, I really doubt that something can be done. Neteller is a net wallet. Not all transfers are for online gambling. If they block Neteller theyr are blocking all ther business. At most they can get an agreement with Neteller to not allow US residents to use it to gambling. But a major ban seems to me as being against the law.