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I guess, soon we will see more stringent requirements from partners with Malta and UK licenses (and other regulated markets). So far, we have seen that William Hill and GVC Partners do not want to be seen together with unlicensed US offshore betting sites. So for these reasons, we have decided to stop marketing Curacao-licensed sites. I think it's mostly a matter of time before many partners will follow us doing so.
As for Marathonbet we still advertise their UK site.
Only US or generally Curacao licensed casinos? can you clarify ?
Curacao-licensed sites have a bad reputation. Do you know the reason why they don't want to be seen together with them? Is it for reputation or do they have to do it for legal reasons?
Another thing I do not understand is that the majority of Curacao casinos are actually not accepting US players... so this is why I asked if they have issue with US unlicensed due to the fact they are applying for US gambling licenses in NJ etc' or is this is an issue they have specifically with Curacao casinos?
I see similarities with unlicensed US Offshore sites and Curacao-licensed sites. For instance, I see several Curacao operators who still accept Swedish players even though they do not have a Swedish license (which is required according to the Swedish law). And when I ask them why they accept Swedish players, they have told me it is legal to do so.Quote:
Originally Posted by ocreditor