Is is worth Not Having Online Gambling?

The debate here is about how much the US would have to pay if the countries that are seeking compensation should win, and who is right. Antigua and many European countries are challenging the United States and in effect the Bush administration on how much money their internet gambling bill has cost these other countries.

The WTO has been looking into the allegations and have given the US an extension on their deadline. The US says that they only owe $500,000 when their opponents are talking about amounts in the hundreds of billions. The US is trying to get out of this for the least amount of money possible and the other countries want what has been taken away from them. They have to look at the fact that the Bush administration has never budged on anything having to do with this bill and it is unlikely that the laws will change; which is another aspect of what the countries are trying to do.

They say that the US allowed this to come in and since they did that they shouldn't be trying to ban internet gambling now, and the US says that they never intended to allow foreign gambling within the United States. This is going to be a battle for the ages and many people have and will take their turn to weigh in on the impacts of this law that is has been passed.