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US facing Live Dealer sites

Discussion in 'Online Casinos' started by Xinny, Dec 1, 2010.

    Dec 1, 2010
  1. Xinny

    Xinny Dormant account

    Occupation:
    Drop out student living off parents
    Location:
    USA
    Hi all,

    I'm thinking of putting moneez down at a Live Dealer site but the US facing options seem a bit mom and pop. The ones I've seen are all foreign dealers - Russian?

    Also, I have read about some odd rulez like not dealing a card to a player if it doesn't scan first time!? Which sounds like a way to stiff players - don't like the card? Then just say it didn't scan.

    Anyone with much experince and thoughts on US Live dealer sites - so far only ones I can see are 5Dimes, BetPhoenix and one of these two has a standalone site.

    Also - does Costa Rica have any regulation? Who do I go to if I get stiffed?

    thx all.
     
    Xinny, Dec 1, 2010
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    2. Dec 11, 2010
  2. 3mptyseat

    3mptyseat Quit Gambling PABnonaccred

    Occupation:
    Pressing Buttons
    Location:
    California de Norte
    Hmmm. IDK what to say except that Costa Rica has no regulatory body. I believe you buy a business license and a server with an office around it, and ur good to go.

    Which sites in Costa Rica are you looking at?
     
    3mptyseat, Dec 11, 2010
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