Kentucky Targets Microgaming: APCW Perspectives Weekly 5 November 2010

[APCW]

The brilliant minds who brought us the Kentucky domain name case are back! This time, they go after Microgaming! We also have coverage of U.S. midterm election results influencing online gambling, plus another rogue casino affiliate program!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yP6H_uU6Vo8


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[Caruso]

I disapprove of some of Microgaming's business practices...but I tell you what, I bet they disapprove of some of mine.

Well, your business practices probably haven't caused some eight-digit's worth of players' deposits to go south, into criminal pockets or the general ether.

Microgaming sacrificed the right to any and all sympathy a long time ago.

[joeyl]

Who's is the dog?

So, the pro online gambling lobby seems to be as together as one as affiliates are. In agreement, but fighting each other nonetheless, because they are ultimately competing.

How are Grand Prive still operating? Who licenses them to trade?

How do Kentucky run the derby today, but bang on about the perils of gambling tomorrow? Viva Las Vegas.

I've got zero chance of slightly effecting a fairer crack for all players, even the smart ones, when half the industry at a time gets run roughshod over, while the other half is glad to see the competitor getting dryfuxd.

The only consoloation as a player, is atleast you know how it feels. The square root of nothing good remains the same though.

Cheers.

[pgaming]

WTG well stated!!

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