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More Concerns and Speculation

Bodog Entertainment is one of the last major online casino gambling companies to remain in the United States market after the government passed the controversial Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA). The UIGEA caused international concern because of the Act’s regulations in place that are designed to stop the transactions between foreign online casinos and American gamblers. In recent months the a case between Bodog and U.S. based internet technology company, 1st Technology has made international news and gained much criticism from even supporters of the U.S. internet casino gambling industry.

Bodog though may have even more issues in the works of which gamblers have been left unaware. Some of the major industry news outlets are speculating that the poker and online casino gambling site could be preparing for a quick exit from the U.S. market. This rumor has been vehemently denied by representatives for Bodog who assert that the internet casino, poker, and betting sites are still running strong in the U.S. market.

Recent reports though from concerned online casino players indicate that Bodog has begun to issue payouts more slowly and that players are running into more snafus in general with the payment processing systems that allow U.S. players to gamble money through the site. The U.S. may not yet have regulations passed to give real teeth to the enforcement of the UIGEA but some U.S. financial institutions are already cracking down on their standards and procedures in place. Long-term, the means that the internet casinos still accepting U.S. players will have to come up with even more creative methods of depositing and paying out player account funds.