True Poker Move to .EU Domain Extension

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On Tuesday, the True Poker website was in the process of moving to a .EU extension, which stands for “European Union”. 

The forwarding was having some routing issuesthat appeared to be resolving themselves after the 9 pm EST hour.  (www.truepoker.eu)

True Poker had been utilizing the .AG website, which was being adopted by online gambling companies operating outside the US.  .AG stands for Antigua, one of the most well known hubs for Web gambling sites. 

The .EU domain extension was viewed as more appealing and the European Union is especially supportive of the industry. 

- Chris Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher

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