We all know of Goodlatte, Kyl, and Leach - but what are the offshore books doing??

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You want to place a bet. So you send your money to an offshore sportsbook that is faceless to you. Afterall, you dont personally know the CEO, you just do your due diligence and go with your best research.

This is one major gap that I always feel with betting offshore. When I gamble in Vegas, I have a personal casino host who I talk to about anything of concern. There is no such thing offshore. Its this invisible entity that you have a relationship with - but really have no relationship with.

Jump to the bills facing congress. The offshores have more to lose than anyone, but I hear nothing coming from them as far as their strategy, updates, alternatives, or "what if" scenarios. Why are they so quiet? If Goodlatte passed tomorrow, what would Pinnacle do? Are they really not considering alternatives and if they have why have they not shared those with us - their customers? If Pinnacle is doing something to fight the bills, why not let us know? Why dont all books send out emails making their customers aware of the pending legislation and the risk it poses to our gambling future?

I think its time we hear from the industry that we so blindly put our trust in every time we send money. They are our partners in this fight.

Its time that the offshore industry states their position and we are all enlightened.

GL
 

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