Rumours circulating about US online casinos being legalized?

Seeing that I try to keep up on information related to US online casinos I found that recently there's quite a bit of information out there that's been circulating that involves a potential legalization of online gambling in the US. I know that since the UIGEA it's been very difficult on online casinos to accept funds from player and to in some cases pay players out... Anyways such a legalization would surely reverse this and it would be like it was a few years back... Hopefully Microgaming, Playtech and Cryptologic would come back into the game and start servicing the US industry to allow US players to again start playing.

Anyways if anyone has any further information or knows anything regarding this and or even the reversal of the UIGEA it would be greatly appreciated if you could reply to my post on this subject here on Removed.

I am sorry but you can not come to the LCB forum and ask our members to reply to a post that you have made on another forum, therefore i have removed the name.

If you would like replies to your thread then it will have to be at LCB forum.

Lips

Have a question for you yazhinicute... we are on LCB, but you are asking us to reply to "your" post on another site. Wondering about that, I went to that other site and checked to see if you had posted the same question there... and what I found was that you did not post that question there... but another forum member over there did ask that question verbatim... and you answered, "sorry I am not sure"

So, I just have to ask... why would you copy that post at that site and paste it here as if you were asking the question yourself? I just find this kind of odd... and coincidentally, your comment there was one of a total of 3 comments you made there, just as this copy and paste was one of 3 comments you have made here and have just been on both forums for a couple of days?

As for the question itself, there is a lot of effort in the US to legalize online gambling and some say that it is very close to happening, but it remains to be seen how it all shakes out. Nevada and New Jersey especially are working on how it would and could all be handled and regulated.

katt