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A few months ago, I ran into an old friend who had just seen the movie “21″. The movie is based on the book Bringing Down the House by Ben Mezrich. Mezrich’s book tells the inside story of the MIT Blackjack Team, who used card counting to take Vegas for millions. I started to wonder whether or not “21″ sparked an online blackjack explosion similar to what happened to poker after the release of Rounders in 1998. In this article, I’ll share my…

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Is gambling illegal? The short answer is; it depends on where you live. Your country determines what is gambling, and whether it is legal or illegal. For example, in some countries, casino games played in a land-based casino are legal, but not when played online. It is even possible that a country declares online gambling as legal if operated in the country and illegal if the operator resides offshore. In this article, I’ll talk more about the various legal issues with gambling in different countries, so that you can make wise decisions about where you choose to gamble.

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PayPal started pulling out of the online gambling industry when they were purchased by eBay in 2002. The political climate in the US was not good, and trouble started for a lot of online payment processors when the UIGEA was launched in 2006. Neteller, the world’s largest online gambling deposit method, came under a lot of heat and had to close down their shop for US citizens. PayPal had been “clean” for a long time and steered clear of the radio…

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