tryme1 wrote:
You are talking about ‘breaking the law’ but the real question is ‘breaking whose law’.
Let’s be very clear here – different countries have different laws. What the United States seem to be try to do is to prosecute foreign nationals and companies who have broken no laws in the countries in which they operate.
This, if allowed to continue, sets an extremely disturbing precedent.
Exactly. Don’t really understand a prosecution of foreign nationals for breaking US laws when they are having business outside.
And that’s why I think statements from PartyGaming and 888 unnecessary.
Again, I don’t see anything in UK law that says that they can’t accept US bets, and if it they operate under UK law, I’m not seing very well where US law fits.