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MSN: Last One Standing

Recently, Google made many companies in the online casino industry upset with the new policy that places even more restrictions on advertisements for internet gambling through the popular search engine. Though Google had already appeased the UK’s, U.S., and company restrictions on internet gambling advertisements, this new policy takes it one step further to include any and all Web sites that offer content related to gambling. But this outrage in the industry leaves MSN looking positive as they are now the only major search engine that allows online casinos advertisements.

Though Google has tried to come back from the online casino industry wide backlash from this recent announcement regarding pay-to-play internet gambling sites, most are just frustrated that the company has no really viable explanation for the new policy. And now, across the board the major online casino information sites are reporting this new policy, and they are certainly not painting it in a positive light.

Big Mouth Media (bigmouthmedia.com) is one of those sites that is not particularly pleased to report on Google’s anti-online casino advertisements policy. Though Google released a statement accounting for the company’s decision to amend the old bans and make them include more sites, Big Mouth is specifically criticizing the company's choice to include Web sites that involve only play-money – they are not even online casino gambling sites! Big Mouth’s take on this issue: “Google and Yahoo have both recently banned advertisements on pay-to-play online gambling websites in the UK, but Google are the first major engine to ban all forms of online gambling advertising from their service… This leaves MSN as the only one of the three major search engines still allowing advertising for pay-to-play gambling websites in the UK.”