SportsBook Review blocks website from Us Cits this is really getting crazy.
www.sportsbookreview.com
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www.sportsbookreview.com
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Why not just do SBR.net? These govt jokers have no idea what is going on. All these sites putting up .net sites are just making a mockery of all enforcement efforts. Govt is just going to do what they choose when they choose to do it. We are all subject to it, but we can just ignore them and do as we please when they get off their high horse.
Clip Joint said:
Because idiots all over the place believe it does. At the WSOP there were rakeback sites which did .net sites because Harrahs insisted upon it. They aren't "educational" sites since you never do any gambling with a rakeback site anyways. It is just the way this stupid charade goes.
Patrick McIrish said:
Slightly tongue in cheek, but if the advertisers believe they are not reaching the US market then they are likely to pull out (pay less).
Why someone should react like this without any justification is unbelieveable and suggests that they are not familiar with the market they purport to serve.
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