Americans Still Gambling Online

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Not much has changed since the passage of UIGEA with almost all online gambling sites still accepting US players. No one has changed policy and I doubt many people would even have noticed that the deadline had passed. For all intents and purposes, it is still legal for US citizens to gamble online, as long as they can fund their account. Ixgames leading still the way in instructing US players on how to carry on playing online and providing lists on all poker and casino sites still accepting US players - (). There are plenty of reputable online casinos - poker rooms and sportsbooks where it is business as usual and that are accepting all US Players. You can find top online gambling sites at:  Online Gambling

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