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A Wise US Investment

The US online casino gambling industry has been valued at several hundred thousand a year in additional revenue that could come into the US government via tax revenue. And although online casinos naturally are not going to push for high taxes, even the major gambling sites are keen on highlighting just how much the US government can receive annually from the gambling industry. Statistics are push the billion mark across a longer time frame and this is money that the US government could surely use at this point. The global recession hit the US particularly hard and has left a lasting impression as the US banking and financial systems attempt to recover from the issues that have plagued them for the past two years. As this is happening, several politicians see the potential salutation that the online casinos provide, more money into the government coffers to fund the Obama administration’s numerous new social programs.

In addition to the money coming into the US government via taxes on the online casinos, the internet gambling industry will bring new jobs to the US – another very needed area in the US to help recover from the recession. Perhaps one of the key arguments for a wide-scale investment in a US online casino gambling industry is because it’s unstoppable anyway. The fact that the US government is attempting to block such a pervasive medium is ridiculous in and of itself, but the fact that it’s ineffective just screams for change. The US has not come up with a successful way to stop the online gambling industry from accessing US players, so all of that potential revenue is going offshore…and the US gamblers are unprotected in this unregulated market.

The US media has cottoned on to the fact that the US government is mismanaging this aspect of the online caisno gambling industry and there are very likely going to be big changes in store in the coming year as it hits the public from the television news media, and newspapers instead of just internet media as has been most pervasive over the past several years.