American Gaming Association commends Congressional letter
In the United States and the American Gaming Association trade group has praised a Congressional letter asking the federal government to start seriously clamping down on illegal offshore iGaming operators.
The advocacy organization used an official Wednesday press release to detail that the correspondence was recently sent to the United States Department of Justice after being signed by 28 members of the United States House of Representatives and United States Senate. The enterprise explained that the letter asks the nation’s highest law enforcement body to begin intently investigating foreign iGaming domains and bring in a range of enhanced enforcement actions to combat ‘predatory operations’ from exposing American punters to a range of cyber and financial perils.
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Bill Miller serves as the President and Chief Executive Officer for the American Gaming Association and he used the press release to reveal that his group first called for the federal government to increase its supervision of illicit online casino and sportsbook operators in April. The advocate also disclosed that the Congressional letter mirrors this plea and alleges that un…
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