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Without NETeller, Online Casinos Forced Out

With Roxy Palace, and other online casinos announcing that they will no longer service U.S. players, many U.S. based ambler are getting frustrated. Even though the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act has been around since last October, only the recent withdrawal of the online casino payment processor NETeller has really had an affect on U.S. gamblers.

While NETeller was still accepting gambling transactions from U.S. players, many of the major online casinos did not discriminate in any way against U.S. players. As long as the players had a way to transfer the gambling funds, the online casino was willing to allow the player access. But then NETeller suddenly departed from the U.S., closed down all U.S. operations, and announced a shaky timeline of when the online payment processor planned to return funds to U.S. players.

Once this major payment processor could no longer accept U.S. monies, online casinos were finding it more and more difficult to accommodate U.S. players. Though Roxy cited multiple reasons for the recent decision to stop allowing U.S. gambler on the Web site, many agree that Roxy was no longer generating enough income off of U.S. gamblers without NETeller to justify continuing to offer services to Americans.

But jut because NETeller has left the U.S. market does not mean that U.S. players should give up all hopes. On the contrary, the online casino industry is evolving every day, and new online casinos and payment processors are finding ways around the U.S. legislation—it is just a matter of time before a new site and processor will pop up for a time.