We can now tell you the full details of who was on the blacklist that was supplied by wikileaks.org. It must be noted that Senator Conroy has denied that this is the real blacklist. However, should this list turn out to have any truth about it there will be a number of online Gambling operators at risk. He is the full list of the online Gambling operators on the Blacklist that was revealed: bodoglife.com ultimatebet.com cdpoker.com hollywoodpoker.com fulltiltpoker.com pokerstars.com absolutepoker.com paradisepoker.com mansion.com duplicatepoker.com (now closed) betfair.com 888.com coralpoker.com goldenpalace.com pacificpoker.com partypoker.com pokerroom.com williamhillcasino.com vegaspalms.com gamblingclub.com pokernews.com/duplicate-poker/ As you can see there are a fair amount of poker sites that are on this list. The particular intentions of the ACMA at ...
In a matter of hours after the Australian Communications and Media Authority’s supposed blacklist came available to the public via wikileaks.org, they have issued a statement denying that it is theirs. Senator Stephen Conroy has stated that the list that everyone has now become aware of is false, misleading and people found to be distributing the list could face criminal charges. This is what he had to say to The Herald Sun “I am aware of reports that a list of URLs has been placed on a website. This is not the ACMA blacklist.” For those of you that haven’t heard, Australian online Gambling is at risk of being made illegal. The ACMA has been put in charge of creating ...
We have recently witnessed one of the most bizarre, ludicrous laws to be seen by the Australian public. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has been compiling a list a list in an attempt to find illegal material and ban the sites via an ISP ban. The original plan was to stop child porn and other related malicious material. How does this affect the online gambling industry? Well to start with it has been reported that the ACMA has gone out of their jurisdiction in terms of the list. Industry sources like wikileaks.org released what they believe to be the ACMA blacklist. On this list were several online poker sites and gambling sites. This news comes at the cost ...
