It would certainly be nice to see that the pace at which things moved into a state where things were viewed at more legitimately in the eyes of law makers in the US it would be the best for every one not only players like us from the United States but players all over the world. There's no doubt that if we were regulated right now that the EU countries would follow suit shortly there after I have no doubt in my mind that this would happen.

I agree there have and will continue to be ups and downs in the industry, however for me it's worth and and regardless of whether it's more difficult to make deposits or withdrawals from casinos I'll continue to play . It's within my right as an American to play and I wouldn't have it any other way. Additionally it's just far more convenient and more enjoyable for me to play at an online casino vs. playing at a land based casino, and I think that there's a lot of people out there that are like me.

Angie

I'd like to see more interesting games and concepts come about but I think at the same time that software providers are doing a pretty good job these days in what they've been producing. It's when the big land based gaming companies who make software and casino machines get involved that we'll really and truly see some amazing stuff.

I like where software providers like Playtech are headed with their games company focus, etc.... I'll often times just visit their playtech website www.playtech.com to see what's new with them and up and coming although I find that Casino Advisor does a pretty good job covering what's happening with them.

Things are changing for the best IMO as far as online gambling goes. I know that right now in the short terms things seem like they may be rough for players from certain parts of the world but as any new industry starts to mature where the underlying laws haven't been setup to take care of such industries I think there's always going to be ups and downs in general. Overtime though in the next few years to come I would think that thinks will probably get a lot better. Often times though things need to get worse before they get better so this may be the case here with the online gambling industry as a whole.

I'm really excited to see what's coming next to the world of online casino gambling. As things go on I think that what we'll see is more and more acquisitions and companies amalgamating and getting much bigger. There is yet to be the Microsoft of the online gambling industry.

Yeah when you've been though it all and still sticking around and playing at online casinos I guess it really shows how some of us are that obsessed with internet gambling that we do all the things we need to do in order to play. I don't think that your average player really bothers with this kind of stuff but if that is the case then it's definitely a tell tale sign that this industry needs to be properly regulated. I'm looking forward to a bright future for the online gambling industry and thing that when done properly will create a lot of jobs in the US and have so many other benefits that can be capitalized on though this unstoppable and growing industry.

What I'd like to see is more gaming integration into one single product. Rather then each of these gaming companies having a separate application that you need in order to download and play casino games, table poker, bingo, etc... it should all be in one single platform. This is definitely something that I'd like to see come about sometime in the near future. I find it kind of frustrating to have to download different packages for different types of gambling activity I want to engage in.

I think that one of the nicest things that will come out of regulation is really the cross over between land based casinos and online casinos as some of you have mentioned. It will certainly make for a much bigger global gaming economy and something that we'll see likely happen in the next 5 - 10 years. I think that all of the gaming companies that manage to survive the next few years stand to reap huge rewards though buyouts when regulation comes into order and the big casino conglomerates are looking to make acquisitions!

I'm looking for a time where there won't be any issues and things will be on a better path. Right now things are still kind of rocky with the future of internet gambling but I think that China, Japan, India and some of these other emerging markets will play a huge roll in the future of where things go with online casinos and gambling online in general.