News > Archive > 2006 > 10 > 12 Oct 2006 What will online gambling companies do to cope with the law? 12 Oct 2006 It's strictly politics. The online gambling sites will have to operate a contra-lobby in order to prevent the president Bush from signing or - to deal with what will happen after the signing. Online gambling survival is very politic, almost as playing poker. The American police have stated it will not seek to arrest private gamers at the homes, meaning the law will only be set on companies - and that's their responsibly to make online gambling survive in the United States.
One of the ways the online gambling companies will have to use - is moving their money receive center to out side of the United States, so the law will not be stated on them. This will not take a blink to do it - but the good thing is that most of the US online gambling already operates a branch in Europe, Canada of Asia - so it'll at least be not too difficult. Some English websites will host their American colleagues starting this week, meaning the online gambling that was taking place in those sites in the US will be linked to the English branch.
This weekend a group of major online gambling sites operators will march to Washington DC in protest against George Bush's assignation of the law. This probably will not help and the solutive routes will have to be enforced in order to keep online gambling profitable as it's been until now, with 44 percent growth in only one year. | 
