TheStreet.com’s Mark Fuchs argues that coverage last week about Congress clamping down on the online gaming industry missed an angle that would have been a good business story.
“But what we didn’t hear is what people who make money with the realization that Washington legislation is never ironclad know: How are online gamblers going to get around this? Offshore money orders? Overseas credit cards? Bookie runners who use dastardly new programming on their own computers, absorbing the risk? Dastardly new programs in your own house, and you’ll blame it on the dog if caught? Swiss banks? Swiss cheese? Will World Trade Organization legislation press against this lame new bill?
“The point is I don’t know yet. But something is always out there when heavy-handed legislation is thrown down the gullet of a public that mostly wasn’t asking for it.”
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