US law now makes it tougher to gamble online

[jjgold]

It doesn’t make sense actually in the United States I don’t get it, technically every New Jersey Appl wouid have to shut down??

All USA online horse racing would have to shut down ?

[VegasStacker34]

Big government drives me nuts. Social conservatives and big tax democrats can go F themselves!

[jjgold]

Horse racing is not affected it’s strange

I think the local online state wagering is permitted meaning places like Vegas and NJ fine

[thechaoz]

They're going to have to shut down the internet and ban BTC to make that happen

This

[thechaoz]

they'll throttle the traffic to zero on all offshore IP addies.

Thank the Orange Fatso for the repeal of net neutrality.

Oh they love their Russian pawn here, better tread carefully

[sourtwist]

they'll throttle the traffic to zero on all offshore IP addies.

Thank the Orange Fatso for the repeal of net neutrality.

Only half way thru January

But this post of yours might be the dumbest post of 2019

FYI:
If we were to believe the hype being spread last year, by now the sky should have fallen and the internet made obsolete or exorbitantly expensive, as Banksy implied, from the lack of oversight. But that has not been the case. Instead of costs skyrocketing or connection speeds slowing down, things have actually gotten much better.

According to Recode, internet speeds actually have increased nearly 40 percent since net neutrality was abolished. Uninhibited by government regulations, service providers have been free to expand their fiber optic networks, allowing for greater speed.

People need to know wtf they are talking about before making posts that look like a 5 year old made them.

[JoeCool20]

They're going to have to shut down the internet and ban BTC to make that happen

Yeah, I will have to wait and see how much "tougher" they can really make something that is already illegal, but anybody that wants to do it can do it easily!

[Golden fleece]

The bureaucracy and hypocrisy in this country drives me effin nuts!

I wish we lived in a truly free country

[jjgold]

The thing we are all forgetting the federal government can shut down any foreign site within one hour By making calls to their government nobody says no to us but I don’t think it’ll ever come to that

The USA can squeeze these little country is very easily with threats

[Jayvegas420]

Only half way thru January

But this post of yours might be the dumbest post of 2019

FYI:
If we were to believe the hype being spread last year, by now the sky should have fallen and the internet made obsolete or exorbitantly expensive, as Banksy implied, from the lack of oversight. But that has not been the case. Instead of costs skyrocketing or connection speeds slowing down, things have actually gotten much better.

According to Recode, internet speeds actually have increased nearly 40 percent since net neutrality was abolished. Uninhibited by government regulations, service providers have been free to expand their fiber optic networks, allowing for greater speed.

People need to know wtf they are talking about before making posts that look like a 5 year old made them.

Do you consider yourself stupid?

[sourtwist]

Do you consider yourself stupid?

Very

[jjgold]

sourhead when you going to sands

[Hman]

Sheldon Adelson is old school who believes in brick and mortar casinos.

He doesn't like the technology & convenience of making your wagers online and there's no changing his mind.

No doubt in my mind members of The Justice Department are getting compensated by Adelson in some way because that's the only thing that makes sense as to why they would make such a drastic change after Congress just paved the way for legal sports betting Nationwide.

[Snowball]

I just read the article and don't see anything scary yet.

[Hman]

I just read the article and don't see anything scary yet.

Not for offshore

[Shifty]

A lot of misinformation in this thread. Daniel Wallach, a well known gaming attorney tweeted yesterday https://twitter.com/WALLACHLEGAL/sta...27238641324032

[jjgold]

time will tell

everything changing next 5 years

[Hman]

A lot of misinformation in this thread. Daniel Wallach, a well known gaming attorney tweeted yesterday https://twitter.com/WALLACHLEGAL/sta...27238641324032

Post #14 I referred to interstate gambling as a Wallach mentions.

[Getch13]

Will The New Wire Act Opinion Affect Legal Online Gambling Payments?

https://www.onlinepokerreport.com/34420/wire-act-online-gambling-payments/

[TheMoneyShot]

Again... all they say is... it's illegal to do so. They don't even list the consequences in doing so for a citizen. It's just a scare tactic.

Name one news story or source that a citizen was jailed because of internet gambling.

[jjgold]

very complex

lets all relax

go fishing men

[kovacs bar]

Only half way thru January

But this post of yours might be the dumbest post of 2019

FYI:
If we were to believe the hype being spread last year, by now the sky should have fallen and the internet made obsolete or exorbitantly expensive, as Banksy implied, from the lack of oversight. But that has not been the case. Instead of costs skyrocketing or connection speeds slowing down, things have actually gotten much better.

According to Recode, internet speeds actually have increased nearly 40 percent since net neutrality was abolished. Uninhibited by government regulations, service providers have been free to expand their fiber optic networks, allowing for greater speed.

People need to know wtf they are talking about before making posts that look like a 5 year old made them.

I don't think you have half a fukkin clue what the repeal of net neutrality entails kid.

Good effort tho....

[funnyb25]

So, what's the deal?

[Frank Mills]

[TheMoneyShot]

^ I think this dude was in a Van Damme movie during the 80's

[arrgy]

Big government drives me nuts. Social conservatives and big tax democrats can go F themselves!

I live in freaking South Carolina, you can't get any more red than where I am at, and where I am the closest legit casino is over 6 hours away, there are poker rooms a few hours south of me in Florida. Don't talk to me about any type of government, the small F'in state governments are just as bad, especially the red ones that claim to be the most free. So I can lose all my money in a matter of minutes online on the stock market for some company overseas, that's ok to my state, but God forbid I make a $50 on Clemson and I am going straight to hell.

[Frank Mills]

He is actually a live poker player now since he filed ch.7

^ I think this dude was in a Van Damme movie during the 80's

[Shifty]

Something weird going on in New Jersey. No access to oddsshark. Wire act? If I use a web proxy it loads.

ACCESS DENIED



You are not authorized to access this page.

[KiDBaZkiT]

He deserves to be rich with that 4 inch pekker

[jjgold]

I would think the laws are going to get much much tougher in the future there’s too much attention on it now

[Frank Mills]

There you go thinking again jj. I told you just close your eyes and pick

[Frank Mills]

you saw his pekker ?

He deserves to be rich with that 4 inch pekker

[thechaoz]

I played online poker in WA state when it was a felony.

How? I have internet and installed the apps on my computer.

They can't stop it

[Optional]

I just read the article and don't see anything scary yet.

I think it might be the same result for all of us who read the entire article

Most obviously did not.

[RobertAnthonyT7]

Feds going to be cracking down hard now that they see the tax money windfall.

You honestly don't have any idea what you're talking about at all. Go read Daniel Wallach on twitter if you want to learn. The same guy who's quoted in 90% of these gambling articles. There already is online gambling in NJ and this Justice Department ruling will have no effect on that according to attorneys in the field.