US Licensed casino section

[The Dude]

We have now merged the casino reviews of the US licensed casinos from the .us site to Casinomeister.com. Thus we have opened up a new section here in the forum to enable our USA members who are lucky enough to live in the few states that are allowing online gambling. Woo woo.

The casino reviews for this happy few are here: US Licensed Online Casinos.

If you're a US player who wants to discuss the casinos who are not licensed in the US, you're free to post in the America the Beautiful forum. Thanks!

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[SlotsLover]

We have now merged the casino reviews of the US licensed casinos from the .us site to Casinomeister.com. Thus we have opened up a new section here in the forum to enable our USA members who are lucky enough to live in the few states that are allowing online gambling. Woo woo.

The casino reviews for this happy few are here: US Licensed Online Casinos.

If you're a US player who wants to discuss the casinos who are not licensed in the US, you're free to post in the America the Beautiful forum. Thanks!

Note that you don’t have to LIVE in one of those states in order to play. At least in NJ, it’s not where you live that’s important but where you are located when you are playing.

There are some USA racebooks (e.g. Empire City) that it does matter where you live but not where you are.

FYI: I live in California and have played around half of the NJ online casinos. I had withdrawals at Bovada and Mohegan Sun and found the process was relatively easy and professional.