List of banned sites in Minnesota

Justin7 · 05-01-09, 09:28 AM

Site looks empty.

donjuan · 05-01-09, 09:38 AM

That's because the link doesn't work. Here's a working one: http://www.imega.org/wp-content/uplo...5/ab001dd4.pdf

LOL at Bodog.com being on there. Looks like it's aimed more at casinos, but even then it's a very bizarre list.

donjuan · 05-01-09, 09:39 AM

wp-content/uploads/2009/05/ab001dd4.pdf

is what belongs on the end if that one doesn't work for you.

BrentCrude · 05-01-09, 09:41 AM

I still can access them all for now anyway.I switch dial up ISP's once a month for free trials and they are out of state companies.It must be local cable,phone and satellite providers in Minnesota that put the kaibosh on them.

SBR_John · 05-01-09, 09:42 AM

Mostly mom/pop online casinos. They must of copied the list from some casino portal.

Emily_Haines · 05-01-09, 09:49 AM

LOL, where the hell did they get this list. I would not play at any of those places with free money.

SBR Lou · 05-01-09, 09:50 AM

Originally posted by Emily_Haines

LOL, where the hell did they get this list. I would not play at any of those places with free money.

If I were a Minnesota resident, I'd let them think I was very upset with this list.

BestPlay2day · 05-01-09, 10:02 AM

That's good news for us. Looks like they want to block mostly online casinos so people can't play slots, blackjack, or other games that are probably rigged. Poker players might lose some sites so they should be complaining to our nanny state about this. Still don't see this going through as people will cancell their internet service and get one not on the list. It's a lose lose situation for these internet providers.

SBR_John · 05-01-09, 10:41 AM

China blocks about 1500 gaming sites. The US is just itching to do the same. But they know they will awaken freedom forces and could actually lose ground from where they are now. This kind of action could attract an ACLU type group and thats the last thing these states want.