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Started by endingstupidlies
Wed, 17 Oct 2007 19:24
Real Issue Behind Online vs Offline Casinos and $2400 Bonuses
Author: endingstupidlies
Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2007 19:24
Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2007 19:24
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People cannot operate online gambling in US. Why? Because online gambling is too good. US court rule that because online casino have less expense than mortar and brick casino, online Casinos can give better rate than mortar and brick casinos. Hence, customers want it more. You heard me. Because something is better, customers want it more, and hence it should be prohibited. Kind of strange isn't it? Most online casinos are far better than their mortar and brick counterpart. Take http://843joe.com/, for example. With $2400 bonus, free software, and fair play. Players from all countries are welcomed. That includes US. They got Black Jack, Slots, and Roulettes. Me, for example, I gamble with feeling. There is that critical moment when I just feel lucky. Say I feel lucky. Lady fortune told me, gamble now, you'll win. Then I drive all the way to Vegas to gamble. When I arrived there, Lady Fortune is of duty. That's after expensive drive to Vegas. What about if we go to Vegas and then feel like not gambling there? What about if we're already in Vegas and feel that our luck lady is of duty? With online gambling, when I feel lucky, I just do it in front of my computer within 3 minutes. Fair? That's something bricks and mortars cannot do. So they asked help from US government. Laws prohibiting internet gambling break WTO rules. You'll see it'll hurt US economies more when other countries start retaliating by taxing US' products more for this heinous free trade violation. No bricks and mortars. So they pass on the saving to players. Fastest pay! When you gamble, gamble online. Try to beat that land based Casinos!
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