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Tag Archives: Payment System Protection Act (HR6870)
Barney Frank’s Payment System Protection Act (HR6870)
… is a shitty bill… since it excludes sports betting. RELATED: A news article (in French) implies, between the lines, that BetFair (who always respected the US laws) should be later granted a license to operate in the US, the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barney Frank, Betting, Gambling, iMEGA, Internet betting and gambling, laws, Payment System Protection Act, Payment System Protection Act (HR6870), Regulations, UIGEA, United States, United States Of America, Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006, USA
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