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Catch-22 for Online Casinos

The landmark Kentucky case that has been winding its way through the Kentucky courts has now come to a very surprisingly conclusion of sorts this week. The Kentucky Supreme Court has now handed down a ruling in the case that benefits both sides…but also could put some online casinos in the hot seat if they attempt to follow through on the last piece of legal action they can do to continue operating in the Kentucky market. Basically, the Kentucky Supreme Court indicated that it might be sympathetic to the online casino gambling sites facing domain name seizure, but only if these companies come forward and identify themselves in the market.

This is particularly tricky for the online casinos though. At this time, iMEGA has represented the interests of the internet gambling sites involved throughout all of the court proceedings thus far. The Supreme Court though ruled that iMEGA does not have the right to represent these nameless companies and thus the companies must come forward. And while the online casino sites and head haunchos within the company will face no specific threats from the Kentucky government the US federal government would be quite pleased to know the specific names and operators behind gambling sites offering services within the US market.

For the case to progress, the online casinos were given three weeks to come forward and identify themselves outside of the trade organization and into the light of the courtroom. Then, once they come forward the Kentucky situation could move forward – but the federal officials would likely take only weeks to build a case and then seek out any person or company that names itself outright.