US Forces a Settlement from Canadian Payment Processor

by Casino Intensity Senior Editor, Hillary LaClair Despite popular belief, the United States bill known as the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act does not actually restrict its citizens from internet gaming. The bill itself in actuality was passed to prevent financial establishments from transferring funds to online gaming websites. This is why many online casinos … Read more

Donald Trump to Sell Atlantic City Casino

Hillay LaClair, CasinoIntensity Senior Editor Atlantic City, once one of the most bustling casino resorts, has recently struggled to retain its business. This certainly holds true for financial guru Donald Trump, as he closes the sale on the Trump Marina Hotel Casino. With the sale of this estate, Trump will be left with two remaining … Read more

Word From The Gambling Battlefront

Hillary Laclair, CasinoIntensity Senior Editor Online casino aficionados will be pleased to know that the struggle to legalize internet gambling continues. For the eleven states that cater to the UIGEA (Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act), representatives from top online casinos have enlisted the aid of defense attorneys from the Department of Justice and the American … Read more

European Commission Has Pending Investigation of U.S. Online Gambling Policies

Hillary Laclair, CasinoIntensity Senior Editor The European Commission has joined Costa Rica and Antigua with a separate dispute over the internet gambling policies of the United States. The U.S. is said to have withdrawn from its commitment to allow its gambling market overseas in yet another instance where the WTO (World Trade Organization) may be … Read more

Are Casinos Responsible for Gamers’ Addictions?

Charlie Joon, CasinoIntensity editor One of the most apparent qualities in an American is the inability to accept personal responsibility for our own reckless behavior. Just as tobacco companies force us to smoke and fast food industries force us to eat, online casinos force us to gamble. Recently, a Minnesota lawyer has filed a lawsuit … Read more

Oxley to Piggyback Funding Prohibition Bill on Anti-Terrorism Legislation

Oxley to Piggyback Funding Prohibition Bill on Anti-Terrorism Legislation Kevin Smith, CongressDaily – 01/15/06 An ongoing concern among those who oppose legislation to prohibit Internet gambling in the United States is the passage of such policy as a measure attached to a larger, unrelated bill. That fear could be realized if Rep. Michael Oxley, R-Ohio, … Read more