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Online Casino Suite continuously monitors online casino activity, and provides the following list in our commitment to provide a directory of certified, quality online gaming. Please check this list before engaging in a contract with any online gaming property!

The properties on this list have been added for various reasons, including nonpayment of player winnings, corrupt software resulting in fixed percentage payouts and non-random gaming, copyright and/or licensing violations, lack of security with private and financial information, shared databases, and non-response to inquiries. (more…)

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Nobody is sure what is or what will happen with online gambling situation in United States. A lot of people have no clue how the whole circumstance is developing. However, some companies are surreptitiously seeking to go back into American market throughout the Obama administration.

A lot of online companies gave up the U.S. market following the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act being issued by Republicans in Congress in 2006. At the present, some of those companies are following carefully what is taking place in America.

Lately the US Treasury issued the regulations for UIGEA – whilst this was unpleasant news as it indicates the act was at last being imposed, it did not change much apart from making financial institutions adjust their contract letters to clients. Obama, the present President-elect who is going to be inaugurated in January 2009, is not going to make online gambling a main concern but his democrat administration is going to be much more moderate.

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A new study of the worldwide gambling market by advisor Marco Felice Baranzelli expects that online gambling is going to present higher average yearly increase to 2012 than its land corresponding.
Baranzelli states that the worldwide gaming market’s total gaming yield for 2007 hit $ 328.5 billion, maximum of US$ 309.6 billion in 2006. In year 2008, online gaming, such as online lotteries is expected to represent just 4.8 % of the whole. (more…)

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Yes, it is!!!!!!!!!!!

Rather controversially catching the attention of industry observers this week is the reported opinion of a Swiss academic, who told a South African conference on addiction that Internet gamblers are “much more likely” to become pathological gamblers than those who frequent land casinos, and that the Internet does not provide problem gambling help.

These bald statements attracted the attention of the media, who reported the comments under the headline “Number of pathological Internet gamblers up.” (more…)

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Research and Markets has announced the release of the latest market data in its “Mobile Gambling: Casinos, Lotteries and Betting 2008 – 2013″ report.

This in-depth look at the mobile gambling sector provides a comprehensive analysis of the mobile gambling environment to date, segmenting the market by casinos, lotteries and betting and providing analysis of national and international regulations and legislation pertaining to mobile gambling services.

Featuring extensive one to one interviews with senior executives within the mobile gambling industry and profiles of the leading application and service providers, the report investigates key hurdles such as payment processing, network coverage and age verification, and projects the market for 8 key regions and the UK through to 2013.

Data is presented in easy to understand forecast tables and charts and provides mobile gambling adoption level forecasts, average wager per user, total wager and gross win for both the current market for 2007 and future market up to 2013. (more…)

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Under the plan, three casinos would be built in Penghu, an island chain in the Taiwan Strait.
Taiwan’s parliament is set to legalize gambling on offshore islands as soon as the end of 2008, news agencies have reported.

In a private meeting on Friday, Taiwanese lawmakers agreed to put the bill to a formal vote, with a majority indicating their support, a senior legislative aide said.

The passing of the bill would allow casinos to be built in the Penghu archipelago (also known as the Pescadores) situated between Taiwan and mainland China, southeast of the Taiwan Strait. (more…)

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Here ia what I found when browsing poker net. I think it is quite usefull for beginners!

Advice from dgillis :

The college I attended was both a blessing and a curse. I call it a curse because, well, I’m still paying for it and probably will be until I die. However, I firmly believe that my time there played an enormous role in who I am and how I think. The person who most influenced the way I think was a history professor in his early 40’s. Let’s call him Dr. M. The good doctor was one of those people who are just noticeably smarter than you could reasonably expect anyone to be. He possessed a great wit and since of humor that allowed me to easily understand and relate to his teachings. (more…)

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Big news for poker players out of Washington today – the Fed and Treasury announced that they’re done with the regulations they were assigned to write for the UIGEA two Octobers ago.

There are a couple of important points for poker players to note. First, nothing about the regulations appears to apply to cashouts – only deposits. Second, banks have until December 1st, 2009 to comply with the regulations. (more…)

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The poker book section of your local Barnes and Noble has, to this point, been dominated by your more mainstream, recognizable authors – Brunson, Hellmuth, Negreanu, and the like. But just as the younger generation of players has been steadily making inroads at the table, so too are they starting to elbow their way on to the shelves. One of the strongest entries from the new generation of pros is a collaborative effort authored by three top players who cut their teeth primarily online: Eric ‘Rizen’ Lynch, Jon ‘Pearljammer’ Turner and Jon ‘Apestyles’ Van Fleet.

Overview
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WPTOH is a book focused exclusively on tournament play. Volume One covers early stage play through bubble play. The book focuses exclusively on hand analysis, drawing on a couple hundred hands from actual tournament play, and doesn’t provide anything in the way of fundamental theory or generalized strategy. (more…)

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