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    Thumbs up GNS Microgaming welcomes the U.S back

    Good news I think GNS (Golden Star Networks) micrograming is allowing U.S players with the exception to the 11 banned states. Here's the email,

    Great News from GSN!
    It is with great pleasure to announce that River Nile, Slots Royale, Miami Paradise and Golden Riviera Poker will be opening their doors once again to US players, not residing in the 11 banned states. (This does not include Golden Riviera Casino at this stage, but I will keep you informed of any new development regarding this)
    We have been aggressively investigating payment options and have found solutions to pay players in the US and have therefore decided to amend our stand on the US market
    If you have absolutely any queries regarding these new developments, please do not hesitate to contact me.
    Things are looking up…

    Warmest Wishes,
    Kerryn
    Interesting they have found payment options for U.S players. I wonder if they are different alternatives from the ones we already know about?

    greek39
    Last edited by pgaming; 6 March 2007 at 7:57 am. Reason: typo what else is new

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    I have noticed that on the mailing lists that I belong too, I have recieved many new incentives and promotions from the webmasters of sites that promote this casino affiliate group.

    This would be a great step in the right direction to get back part of the US market.

    Let me ask something though; The act that was ammended in the US bannes fiinancial institutions from funding online gaming account correct? (That is why Neteller left the market). So, if the online gaming companies were able to find banking places that are located offshore, would they be able to fund their account from the offshore banks, similar to where they are licenced.

    Let me know if I am on the right page for this......

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