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Tag Archives: Internet Gambling Crisis
Deal Breaker’s John Carney interviewed Kynikos Associates’ Jim Chanos about Steve Roman’s Midas Oracle blog post.
And I have just discovered it five minutes ago, by total chance. #1. Kynikos Associates’ Jim Chanos did not respond to my e-mail at the time. #2. Nobody from Deal Breaker tipped me about this follow-up story. #3. The Deal … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Ethics, Regulations
Tagged attorney general, Bill Frist, discussed internet stocks, Ensign, George Chanos, Internet conviviality, Internet gambling, Internet Gambling Crisis, Internet Gambling Prohibition, internet gambling stocks, James Chanos, Jim Chanos, John Carney, Kynikos Associates, majority leader, Nevada, New York's Kynikos Associates, online gambling, online gaming, Oracle, Senate, Steve Roman
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TradeSports-InTrade: TEN CEO John Delaney finally acknowledges he COULD be under arrest on US soil.
Talking to say nothing. [Addendum: InTrade has just released another version of the statement, on another URL. It's longer and contains more bits of information.] The idea to have a common platform for all prediction exchanges is not backed by … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Regulations
Tagged CEO, Internet Gambling Crisis, John Delaney, prediction markets, San Francisco, United States
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TradeSports-InTrade John Delaney won’t travel to the U.S. anymore.
TradeSports-InTrade John Delaney (TEN CEO) was a no-show at the crappy, phone-booth conference on prediction markets, yesterday, in D.C. He spoke to the audience by phone… well, more exactly via Skype… from his air-conditioned office of Cork, Ireland. This is … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged CEO, Cork, executive, Internet Gambling Crisis, Ireland, John Delaney, prediction markets, United States
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After NETeller, Citadel is out of the US market.
The Guardian: The Vancouver-based ESI Entertainment, a rival firm which operates the payment processor Citadel, confirmed yesterday that it too was withdrawing from the US with immediate effect. This is from TradeSports: — Former Blog Posts: – NETeller people arrested. … Continue reading
Internet Gambling Crisis – AGAIN
Business Week (mirror at Forbes): FBI Assistant Director Mark J. Mershon said the multibillion-dollar online gambling industry was “a colossal criminal enterprise masquerading as legitimate business.” Does the U.S. government put real-money prediction exchanges (e.g., TradeSports-InTrade) in the perimeter of … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged Assistant Director, Berg, CEO, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Internet Gambling Crisis, John Delaney, Mark J. Mershon, multibillion-dollar online gambling industry, prediction market software vendors, prediction markets, the New York Times, United States, US government, Wall Street Journal
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