State of Kentucky attempts to seize online gambling domains
October 10, 2008
The State of Kentucky recently attempted to sieze 141 online gambling domains. Their intent is to shut down these gambling sites. The domains that they are attempting to seize are some of the biggest online poker rooms and casinos in the industry including such giants as Poker Stars and Absolute Poker.
This is an interesting development that bears watching. While many of us who gamble online may say that Kentucky will not be successful, the truth is, once the case is in the courts their is no telling what might happen.
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Wow, the politicans have done it again.. complete ignorance.
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