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06-04-07, 08:52 PM
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But NOBODY has been prosecuted for violations of the UIGEA committed prior to enactment of the UIGEA. The NETeller execs are de facto being prosecuted for violation of the Wire Act, which pertains to sports betting. If Party Gaming has no affiliation with sports books that handle wagers on US sports, they have nothing to fear.
Trust me. ONE major UIGEA prosecution, if the defense handles it properly, will blow out the majority of the enforcement budget.
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