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Not surprising. I understand they are actively seeking another CEO too (Doggie).
Since America Football starts today I dont find it surprising that they are trying to put a chill on the betting season now.
Surprising that he dared to walk on U.S. soil during witch hunt season.
aleph wrote:Surprising that he dared to walk on U.S. soil during witch hunt season.Vegas just might turn out the be a very exciting event.
This is all about taking sports bets over the phone so I think our aff managers will be safe
From the US Gov anyway…!
Vegas just might turn out the be a very exciting event.
What ?
Axl you think the Feds might bust CAC ?
Quote:Axl you think the Feds might bust CACNah…. CAC is safe. The only people who have anything to worry about are principal owners of sports books at present.
Nah…. CAC is safe. The only people who have anything to worry about are principal owners of sports books at present.
They also have to take sports bets from US residents over the phone.
I dont know of a single sports book that doesnt take bets over the phone. ALL of them have 800 numbers
Professor wrote:Nah…. CAC is safe.I am sure Peter Dicks (golly what a name) thought he was safe as well.
There are a few sportsbooks attending the conference.
Wow, even moniker is attending. :hitthefan
Any CEO of any sportsbook would be crazy to walk on U.S. soil …
they’re being hunted down one by one.
:popcorn:
Sportingbet Plc said Chairman Peter Dicks has been detained in the U.S., the second time in less than two months that a manager of a U.K. Internet sports-betting company has been held in the U.S.
Sounds like he is getting use to the jailbird treatment….
Perhaps crazy like a fox…..
This will play out differently.
I went to http://www.yahoo.co.uk and did a search for “online sportsbook”, and got the following results:
http://www.loffs.com/images/ukyahoosportsbook.pdf
Since I’m in Canada, and they might be geotargeting the results based on my IP address, I did the same through a remote session from a US IP address, and got the same results.
Somehow I doubt that the Feds will be jailing Yahoo execs for promoting online sportsbooks….
