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ClubUSA Casino (Club World)
They are the best!They don’t all accept US players. Some like Geisha, King Solomons etc have the State restriction in place. iNetBet, Bodog, 49er and ClubUSA are the four picks from RTG that cover the whole USA IMO. But I wonder how long Bodog can continue to considering their sportsbook interest.
I think Bodog will be around for a while especially as they just spent £11million on the US arm of Bet Corp! xxxxhttp://www.igamingbusiness.com/article-detail.php?articleID=11880xxxx
49er Casino is an RTG that welcomes US customers.
I don’t think BoDog is in any doubt.
Check out Wager Profits – they are extremely reputable and I do OK with BreakAway. Their strongest point is affiliate support which is excellent.
This is not to take anything away from Club World which is the best (although new), but just to offer a bit more selection
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I vote for Club World and Wager Profits.
I also might add I do well with Gambling Wages….
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Thank You for all suggestions. Do You think RTG will keep accepting US players ?
Yes for now they havent given any indication they would do otherwise.
In fact they should overtake Playtech as the second most popular platform with players in a very short time.
The value for RTG operators is huge. I bet if anyone is happy they are thrilled by the recent trun of events.
Most of my traffic is from US, so i’m looking for operators which will stay in US no mater what.
Quote:Most of my traffic is from USThats true of EVERYONE. US Players make up nearly 80% of the market that actually play. The casinos and poker rooms that accept that business will thrive. The ones that dont will starve. It wont happen overnight, but as the cash reserves they had from US players dwindle you will see the operators who turned their backs on the US fold.
Professor wrote:Thats true of EVERYONE. US Players make up nearly 80% of the market that actually play. The casinos and poker rooms that accept that business will thrive. The ones that dont will starve. It wont happen overnight, but as the cash reserves they had from US players dwindle you will see the operators who turned their backs on the US fold.I guess big operators backed out from US to be able to obtain US license when the market will be regulated, don’t you think ?
Nope they backed out because they felt legally compelled to do so. Take a look at their market values, they are NO LONGER big operators and they will be closed or sold off LONG before there are any regulatory changes here in the states.
By “operators” You mean software providers or casino operators ?
