Gaming Industry

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The gaming industry has long faced challenges in the United States, where the significant revenues to be realized by legitimate business is confronted with the moral outrage exhibited by many traditional American voters. Historically, legalized games of chance where the "house" benefits at the expense of the customer have been limited to certain geographic regions (most notably Nevada and recently Atlantic City),

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The gaming industry has long faced challenges in the United States, where the significant revenues to be realized by legitimate business is confronted with the moral outrage exhibited by many traditional American voters. Historically, legalized games of chance where the "house" benefits at the expense of the customer have been limited to certain geographic regions (most notably Nevada and recently Atlantic City), and within other states, to specific types of games or locations (such as riverboat gaming in the midwest or casinos on Native American reservations). The Internet has brought with it a new type of gaming in which customers are able to use their credit cards to purchase chips and gamble from the comfort of their own home. Such online gaming has not escaped notice of the software industry, and new twists ..."

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