Some Microgaming Online Casinos, Affiliates Cut US Ties

Written by :

C Costigan

Published on :

5 November, 2008

Vegas Affiliates, a Microgaming online casino affiliate group, will no longer be accepting US customers effective November 10, according to Casino City.

Vegas Affiliates casinos include Grand Hotel Casino, Colosseum Casino, Vegas Joker Casino, Vegas Country Casino, Vegas Slot Casino and Vegas 7 Casino. All existing players registered from the U.S. will be allowed to continue to operate their accounts until further notice and U.S. affiliates will continue to be accepted.

This news comes just a day after Microgaming announced it would be blocking residents from the state of Kentucky. The world's largest provider of online casino software has long had a policy for blocking specific states. Kentucky is looking to seize the Microgaming.com name in a forfeiture hearing later this month along with several of the company's clients including Doyles Room

For a second straight day the Microgaming website remained inaccessible to those living in the US.

Christopher Costigan, Gambling911.com

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