Time keeps on ticking, ticking…. That first extension may be the Treasury’s and the Dept. of Justice’s way of saying sorry for the manner in which the UIGEA was rushed through Congress. It’s no mystery that the UIGEA was originally passed – what’s the best way to say this politely? – rather hastily. If Frank’s bill doesn’t clear the needed actions prior to the deadline, would the Treasury and the Department of Justice be likely to allow another extension? Not unless the bill’s already passed from the House Committee to the House, and still – even then – , there’s no guarantee.

You’ve got two sides here: on one hand, you’ve got some companies – hoping for the best – assume that online gambling will be legalized soon, such as Harrah’s Entertainment, which has more than gotten their foot into that door by recently opening its doors to its online casinos, poker and bingo operations. On the other hand, there’s the Department of Justice that’s acting on the basis that the UIGEA rules will indeed be implemented by June 2010.

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