Micro Casinos are out of the USA

[mojo]

Affiliates already know this. Some are allowing existing players to play. Some are not.

While I have great relationships with Micro affiliate managers, and I understand that there was no choice in this matter, I must make a living.

I wish you the best of luck targeting other parts of the globe, however, I will NOT abandon usa players!

I will continue to strive to bring the best casinos to our USA players!

[Nandakishore]

My current offer for US players consists of:

Casino Coins, Club World, Mainstreet, Superior Share and, since today, 7aff.com. I am on the look out for some more. After more than a year I am again getting US players and now this BS!

[Skinski]

I will NOT abandon usa players!

I will continue to strive to bring the best casinos to our USA players!

You have my utmost respect .

[thepokerkeep]

As a poker portal, we are focusing on FullTilt, Stars, several Merge rooms, Bugsy's Club, Cake and Doyle's Room (Microgaming, but they haven't pulled the plug yet) to service our American players.

There was a rumor late last week that Doyle's was moving to Cake or Merge network so they could retain their US player base. Nothing confirmed on this though...

We have been looking at other US friendly brands but the pickings are slim. Other than more Cake or Merge rooms, there really aren't many options available.

For American players using Mac computers, there are only Tilt, Stars and Bugsy's to choose from at this time.

[mojo]

Although I started some new sites to target other areas, they are far from done.

I am looking at my sites and are at a loss on what to do. I do know I want them usa friendly.

[matted]

It is a bit of a double edged sword though... or maybe triple edged...

One one hand - you want the sites you promote to allow folks in your home country (where naturally, you find the most visitors come from).

On another... Microgaming has some of the best casinos IMO... both software and reputation. Hard to not include these on the website.

And last... With the uncertainty in the US legal environment, I dont want to scream that I seek out companies which service the US. I worry that some lawyer will twist that into aiding and abetting when that is not my intention. I always keep opportunities for the entire world - leaving it up to the players to decide if it is legal where they live.

Not to mention - when the legit guys leave the market, that leaves opportunity to rogues to gain a level playing field... which will further damage the reputation of the industry.

I hope we look back in a few years and realize the folly in all this. C'mon folks - let's legitimize the industry with proper oversight and regulation. There are millions of tax dollars to be won! Before all this started in 2004 I seem to recall the US market being 6 billion of 12 billion globally!