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08-19-19 02:48 PM #1
cris shutout if you are from NJ ??
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08-19-19 02:50 PM #2
you mean CRIS/Bookmaker
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08-19-19 02:52 PM #3
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08-19-19 03:05 PM #4
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08-19-19 03:06 PM #5
Originally Posted by jjgold
tried to deposit.... nope.. another guy i know same thing
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08-19-19 03:07 PM #6
not sure what is going on here
however , Sammy knew (posted so) that eventually States with Sports betting would begin to crackdown on offshore
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08-19-19 03:08 PM #7
If you are in NJ Originally Posted by Mrtop7
must use BM not CRIS
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08-19-19 03:12 PM #8
Originally Posted by Sam Odom
that is who i used
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08-19-19 03:16 PM #9
Feds gonna squeeze the Ricans
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08-19-19 03:19 PM #10
For NJ to have gambling, they can not be associated with any unregulated gambling markets.
That includes all of offshore.
New Jersey has pressured several online entities to remove even the hint of online sportsbook advertising or activity.
It's why places like Vegas Insider no longer offer offshore odds, only "Global Odds."
I wonder if SBR has been contacted by New Jersey.
Technically, it's possible SBR could get banned in NJ because they are advertising the unregulated offshore industry.
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08-19-19 03:22 PM #11
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08-19-19 03:24 PM #12
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08-19-19 03:25 PM #13
Legalization brings more laws than just UEIGA as it was before legislation was enacted.
It's likely anti-promotion laws are scarier to non licensed books than UIEGA ever was.
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08-19-19 03:26 PM #14
Covers displays USA books only also based on your IP
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08-19-19 03:28 PM #15
the legal books complained..
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08-19-19 03:31 PM #16
State lawmakers arent getting the tax revenue either from offshore Originally Posted by Mrtop7
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08-19-19 03:33 PM #17
Originally Posted by Sam Odom
bet you don best folds up like a cheap suit in about 3 years
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08-19-19 03:39 PM #18
What happens when you try to deposit?
It looks fine to me.
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08-19-19 03:39 PM #19
Still dont understand why everyone was so excited about legalization. It sucks, the bonuses suck, the lines suck. Would have rather it stayed the way it was.
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08-19-19 03:41 PM #20
Originally Posted by Bluehorseshoe
No problem getting in
if you play in NJ cannot play. They will tell you if you try.... need a NY or Pa address or credit
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08-19-19 03:44 PM #21
Pennsylvania cant be far behind NJ
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08-19-19 03:45 PM #22
It's New Jersey law, they want control and it was a way to push out offshore.
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08-19-19 03:45 PM #23
Did you try bitcoin or something else? Originally Posted by Mrtop7
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08-19-19 03:47 PM #24
NJ pinching down. First it was the US websites, no it sounds like they've taken the fight offshore.
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08-19-19 03:49 PM #25
Originally Posted by Waterstpub87
customer support said it. Nobody allowed to play from NJ post up account .....no bitcoin, dollars or IOU
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08-19-19 03:52 PM #26
NJ not interested in competing with offshore, in any way at all.
Welcome to the New World Order.
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08-19-19 03:59 PM #27
CRIS have a large legal business. They have appeared to be open to requests to cease service in other licensed jurisdictions too. Originally Posted by KVB
NJ pinching down. First it was the US websites, no it sounds like they've taken the fight offshore.
I doubt other offshores will be affected as much.
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08-19-19 04:18 PM #28
Agreed, it's not that offshore will be affected so much, it's just the reach the NJ is taking. Originally Posted by Optional
US Websites have changed what they do. It's interesting.
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08-19-19 04:25 PM #29
I wonder if bookmaker comes to nj, do i get a new account with bonuses and bet points enabled again. A clean slate, as it were.
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08-19-19 04:34 PM #30
NJ flat said they were going after the off shore shops once they legalized sports betting in NJ. Ive read it in several articles, this should be no surprise to anyone. The articles never said what going after meant, but I guess we now know, expect it to happen anywhere its legal in the USA going forward. It will be interesting to see if other states follow this approach with potential football deposits coming up in the next week or two.
later
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08-19-19 05:12 PM #31
Bookmaker credit business biggest in world
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08-19-19 05:33 PM #32
Knew it would be NJ
Remember in The Sopranos -- they were using Pinnacle
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08-19-19 05:45 PM #33
I truly don't understand this.
All because New Jersey can push it? How? Go after Bookmaker?
If states could go after offshore.... why did they wait til now? They have backing from the Feds?
Absolutely makes zero sense to me.
If you could go after them now....
You could of went after them 10 years ago.
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08-19-19 06:11 PM #34
Originally Posted by TheMoneyShot
there was no legal books before... They are the ones complaining about offshore
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08-19-19 06:17 PM #35
Trump is cracking down on offshore. He does not like foreigners whether they cross the border or gambling from other countries. Trump is America first. Get on board before it's too late. 6 more years of Trump will complete wipe out offshore. Trump does not like to lose.
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