Black Friday continues. After the events of April 15 where we saw PokerStars, FullTilt Poker and the Cereus (Ultimate Bet and Absolute Poker) network will do enter their domain name by the U.S. Justice Department, that the FBI strikes again. This time, the victims are sites of sports betting as well as skins from the Yatahay (including Doyle's room, Bookmaker and TruePoker) network.
Here is the complete list of domain names before:
Bookmaker.com
2Betsdi.com
Funtimebingo.com
Goldenarchcasino.com
Truepoker.com
Betmaker.com
Betgrandesports.com
DoylesRoom.com
Betehorse.com
BetED.com.
Any person who is attempting to connect to one of these sites will see a banner indicating that domain names have been entered. In addition to these 10 domain names, 11 bank accounts were also seized and three persons (two Canadian men and a woman from Costa Rica) are charged to lead a company illegal gaming and money laundering. The poker legend Doyle Brunson announced last week that it would be most associated with DoylesRoom. Happy coincidence for him, or was it aware that it would be seized by the Department of justice? Whatever the case, Doyles is not part of the accused and already, DoylesRoom.com has migrated to DoylesRoom.ag.
History repeats itself so again for US poker players, and the situation of online poker is again plunged into uncertainty. PokerCollectif recommendations remain the same: we recommend that you do not play on those sites which still accept the Americans (it is the case of Cake Poker Network, the Merge network and Bodog). Conversely, the European sites listed are considered as safe (PartyPoker, IPoker, Ongame, 888Poker, Entraction, Everleaf, EverestPoker, Enet). PokerCollectif will keep you abreast of developments.
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