The Safe and Secure Internet Gambling Initiative has decided to place ads online to advocate for legalized and regulated online gambling in the United States. This is to help show support for the legislation "Consumer Protection and Enforcement Act of 2009".
"As Congress searches for ways to pay for health care reform and other worthy programs, it should end the unsuccessful prohibition of Internet gambling and start collecting taxes on the billions in revenue currently lost to unlicensed, offshore gambling operators," said Jeffrey Sandman, spokesperson for the Safe and Secure Internet Gambling Initiative.
House Committee of Financial Services Chairman Barney Frank is expected to hold a hearing in the fall for the internet gambling regulation, which we all hope can finally allow the US to benefit from the billions in revenue generated with online gambling.
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