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CasinoTopGuide.com Says the American Gambling Community is Frustrated as a Result of the Recent Law Change Forcing Most Online Casinos to Stop Accepti

Shrewsbury, MA (PRWeb) November 21, 2006 -- CasinoTopGuide.com has been offering a voice to the online gambling community that, at this point in time is screaming in outrage about the action taken by the U.S. legislators with the passing of "The Federal Unlawful Gambling Enforcement Act" prohibiting online wagering.

The "Federal Unlawful Gambling Enforcement Act" is aimed at stopping United States Financial Institutions from providing financial transactions to gambling related operations.

http://www.casinotopguide.com/ has numerous faithful followers and lately, players who are struggling to find reputable online casinos and poker rooms, have asked for information about joining trusted online gambling sites that accept US players. In direct response, a page has been composed and regularly updated that allows U.S. residents to easily find good sites that satisfy their quest for entertainment.

CasinoTopGuide.com offers players the opportunity to send their comments and suggestions about their gambling experience. Through this method, the gambler has the advantage of choosing a poker room or online casino reviewed and rated by their peers and not by partisan or affiliated webmasters; Otherwise known as Independent Casino Reviews.

At the site the gamer will find Unbiased online casino ratings provided by the players.

Many online casinos have stated that they will not continue to accept US citizens. There are some that will accept all US players; others instead will block wagering from 11 specific states.

If you are a resident in one of these states: Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington and Wisconsin, you will be restricted on your wagering activity.

The Gaming Industry is confident that soon everything will return to normal.

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