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Why are sites restricting U.S. play?Many online gaming sites decided to stop accepting bets when the U.S. Congress passed the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act. Although the measure does nothing to change the players' right to bet online, it will eventually force American banks and credit card companies to block some types of electronic transactions to Internet gambling businesses. Other gaming sites stopped accepting U.S.-based bets in anticipation of the bill’s passage. And some never accepted U.S. bets because of the uncertain regulatory climate. I have money in an account with one of these sites. Can I still get it out?Each site is setting its own rules for withdrawing money. Please check with your casino to find out their policy. Some sites, like CelebPoker, have set a deadline for making withdrawals. Others, like PartyPoker, will allow all current U.S. account holders to log on and withdraw money. And some, like Betfred, may ask you to call a special phone number to make payment arrangements. Please check with the individual site to see what their policy is.Below is a list of sites restricting U.S. play. To view specific restrictions, click on the site name. 1,651 English-Language Sites Restricting U.S. PlayersU.S. Restriction News
U.S. DOJ reverses course, says intrastate online gambling is legal
The Department of Justice gave American online gamblers a Christmas present Friday when it said individual states had the authority to license and regulate non-sports related intrastate online gambling. Absolute Poker founder pleads guilty to bank fraud and money laundering Absolute Poker co-founder Brent Beckley entered a guilty plea today in response to charges of bank fraud, money laundering, illegal gambling offenses and violating the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA). Bodog moves U.S. players to Bovada American online gamblers can no longer gamble on Bodog, as of Wednesday morning. Alderney suspends Full Tilt Poker's license The Alderney Gambling Control Commission has issued an order for Full Tilt Poker to suspend all operations immediately, putting the future of the online poker room in doubt. Victory Poker calls it quits, becomes affiliate marketing site Victory Poker CEO Dan Fleyshman has decided to fold his online poker room and convert his site to an affiliate site for Cake Poker. U.S. Internet poker players still gambling Online poker players have found a way to continue playing for money through Absolute Poker even though the federal government seized and closed the gaming company's website in a major crackdown on online gambling last month. PKR, Sportingbet members of new U.S. lobbying group PKR and Sportingbet are among the founding members of a new trade association that will advocate for the legalization and regulation of online gaming in the United States. eWalletXpress admits funds were seized by U.S. On Monday, payment processor eWalletXpress finally admitted to its U.S. customers that federal authorities had seized their funds. Nevada regulators ready to revisit online gambling Nevada gaming regulators say the state would be ready if Sen. Harry Reid's attempt to legalize online poker succeeds. PokerPAC announces 2010 U.S. Congress endorsements The political action committee of the Poker Players Alliance has released the list of Congressional candidates it has endorsed for the 2010 mid-term elections.
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