02-22-2007, 11:15 PM
also, when it comes to dealing with some of these companies, if you were iffy about dealing with them, you could have at least dealt with the ones that were openly traded in the euro stock exchange. but now you can't do that since with this new legislation, all the publically traded companies pretty much pulled out of the american market, so the ones that are left are either big poker companies that don't do sportsbetting and won't be anytime soon since its their argument as why they should be legal, and i wouldn't worry to much about them for now (pokerstars, full tilt, 1 or 2 others) or some no names that are shady.
but getting your money back from them is a huge issue right now. i only have some money left on full tilt that isn't a big deal to me, but for other people who do it for a living and have a crap load of money on different sites are screwed
but getting your money back from them is a huge issue right now. i only have some money left on full tilt that isn't a big deal to me, but for other people who do it for a living and have a crap load of money on different sites are screwed