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European Casinos Demand Compensation
- 10-26-2007
Several weeks after the
Following this the Antigua’s
example, the European Union has been urged by the gaming and gambling companies
that it represents to ask for a tremendous $100 billion in compensation from United
States. This amount would be based on a
portion of the proceeds that these nations have been excluded from due to the
passage of new legislation in the U.S that specifically prohibits the
successful implementation of sites based in these areas. While the
With
this new demand from the European Union, the possible result for the United
States cannot be good at all, they will probably have to compensate them for
monies that potentially could have been earned through the business conducted
on the Web by online poker rooms and casinos sponsored from the
European Union, it has become extremely clear that the United States-based
online poker rooms and casinos are not the only establishments that are
displeased with recent rulings by the United States lawmakers and legislators
in general. With the extremely
restrictive laws and regulations that are handed down from
