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Cheap Attack On Online Gambling By Land Based Supplier - 04-09-08


April 9 - A cheapskate attack was launched by a land based casino supplier on the online gambling industry. The advertisement appeared in the Wall Street Journal and was just in time for last week's congressional hearings on the current Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA).

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The ad / press release was a full page spread in the Wall Street Journal and is titled "Who Will Face the Issues". It was sponsored by Derek Webb, founder of Las Vegas-based Prime Table Games. The same ad was previously used in other anti-online gaming campaigns in various publications.

The impact on the online gambling industry and all its sub-industries has been quite far reaching since the introduction of UIGEA in late 2006. The purpose of UIGEA is to block financial transactions for gambling, but banks have been complaining about the difficulties involved in enforcement of this law, to such an extent that some have labeled the law as ambiguous and that other e-Commerce transactions will be affected if it is implemented.

Apparently the ad plays on all the typical perceived problems involving online gambling such as fraud, consumer protection and protection, taxation and intellectual property to name a few.

"Online gambling has great potential for abuse," Webb says in the press release. "Site operators also should pay fees towards problem gambling treatment and research." Well Mr. Web, maybe you should have done some research and you will discover that many site operators do. Highlighting the problems involved in online gambling is no longer of use to anyone. Coming up with ideas of how to combat them is a little more innovative.

Industry observer see this kind of attack as an indication of the fears that some land based operators have of the impact that online gambling could have on their business, and that fears that people could start gambling at home instead of the casino could become more of a reality.

Editor: This is clearly a publicity stunt. There is basically nothing other than this press release on their website.


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