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FAQs ABOUT ONLINE CASINO GAMBLING
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HAVE QUESTIONS? WE GOT ANSWERS |
| A1. Most countries do allow online gambling and support it by granting licenses to the casinos.
Even Mohawk territories in Canada license online casinos. There are also countries that´ve opened up areas to casino licensing (i.e. UK´s Isle of Man and the
Phillipine´s Cagayan.) In the USA, some states have been opposing online casinos with legislation whereas others just have bills proposed. Since politics have a
tug of war nature, the issue hasn´t been raised to full force and not much have been done to outlaw online casino gamnling in the US. However, many online
casinos have felt spooked and have decided not to accept bets from US residents. At the same time, 90% of online gamblers reside in the US. It isn´t known
whether an online casino has its servers within the US territory. Check out gambling-law-us.com for the latest information on the legality of online casinos in
territories throughout the world. |
| A2. Overall, yes they´re fair. Real casinos can make plenty of profits without rigged games with
its house edge and bad player decisions. Casinos have taken the luxury of auditing their games for fairness by PricewaterhouseCoopers and other accounting firms
that grant its seal of approval. Be weary though - ¨fake¨ casinos are out there. The most common gripes are slow payouts and locked player accounts due to
suspicious allegations like cheating and abuse. Many casinos never pay a dime. Always read up on reviews from our site to stay on the right track. |
| A3. Remember, 18 years or older. If you're under 18, play for fun, without making any deposits or
using real money. |
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