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"If PricewaterhouseCoopers is doing the testing , that dont mean anything. They just got sued and lost."

I have a real problem with this sort of groundless, all-condemning statement Bethug, particularly when it is used to denigrate an honest attempt at regulation to which you seem to be personally opposed in favour of the OCA system. That is apparently your purpose here, I believe - joining Caruso in making negative posts on every occasion that a positive eCOGRA story is aired.

And this is a positive story, with the industry's largest, arguably best reputed and most successful casino group, led by a highly respected businessman submitting itself to regulation and giving the lie to earlier accusations that eCOGRA was an exclusive MGS club (btw you guys should read Ralph King's story on John Anderson as an indication of his client commitment)

We currently have insufficient detail on this USA litigation on which to make valid statements connecting it with or using it to make off-the-cuff pronouncements upon the global integrity of Pricewaterhouse Coopers diversity of international business services, and that includes the TGTR test and monitoring system which is probably but a small part of a very large range of activities in both developed and developing countries.

Settling on litigation is widely practised in business for economic, business, ethical and professional reasons, and as JPM points out it does not constitute an admission of guilt. It may not resonate favourably in terms of public opinion, but imv it does not condemn every facet of PwC operations, everywhere or justify the sort of comment made here.

This may not suit everyone's agenda, but it may be wiser to hold until the content of the wrongdoing is made public, which is sure to follow such a large case against PwC's audit client, Raytheon in the USA which is the main party being sued by shareholders from what I can see above.

In the meantime, I hope that Truegambler does continue doing his thing as Bethug promotes.... but perhaps with a more professional and structured approach prepared to stand behind results from which all involved can benefit.