More firms flee U.S. online gaming ban
Will moving offshore make any real difference? Will there be a new way for these gamers to access these sites?
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain’s Leisure & Gaming and payment processor FireOne joined the list of companies fleeing a U.S. ban on online gaming on Tuesday, as signs emerged that Europe is to open up its gambling market.
Leisure & Gaming said it would stop serving U.S. gamblers if President George W. Bush signed into law a ban that was unexpectedly passed by Congress at the start of this month.