I think that the online gambling industry can be helped out a lot by the advice that I'm about to give. The fact is that online casinos to a certain extend have become difficult to play at for certain players from various parts of the world especially for players like us here in the United States. It's not just kind of ridiculous but very much so that things with online casinos have taken shape the way they have and that the landscape has changed so much in the past few years with regards to internet casinos. I beleive that things really shouldn't be this difficult.

Let's take depositing at online casinos for example. Before when credit card depositing was just so common place and just accepted by the credit card companies as being the norm things were working out well and just fine without issue. Then there was the issues with the credit card companies no longer wishing to accept gambling transactions due to various pressure from government groups and lobbyist. Then we had paypal as a main source for depositing funds into online casinos then NETeller... It's definitely a game of cat and mouse but the fact is that the gambling industry to some extend is loosing this battle if you ask me as the nous around the neck of the gambling industry is getting much tighter as the days go by.

I quite honestly don't know what the future of the gambling industry holds for us but I do beleive it will be one that's regulated but who knows how long that's going to even take and if that will ever actually really happen.

The landscape has definitely changed. The unregulated online gambling industry probably doesn't have much of a future if you look at things in terms of the long run.

I beleive that Vegas will be able to step in sooner then later and that we'll see full blown regulation of the industry. I don't know what it will really mean for the unregulated online gambling market but I don't imagine that it would be too good. Having to go up against competing with brands like Harrah's, Wynn, MGM group, etc... will be very difficult if you ask me even for bigger gaming brands like Party Gaming and 888. It's not likely that these companies would survive but what will likely happen is that they'll be bought out.

I would imagine that regulation would change all that and things would be easy once again for US players to indulge in playing at online casinos and without any hassles and issues.