But what exactly does "roll back" mean in this instance? Are we talking about banning online gambling? Good luck making that stick. Or just regulating it? I would see the latter option as more reasonable, but again, how do you enforce it? The Bloomberg article indicated that poker sites do their best to spot and ban bots, but it's a movi…
But what exactly does "roll back" mean in this instance? Are we talking about banning online gambling? Good luck making that stick. Or just regulating it? I would see the latter option as more reasonable, but again, how do you enforce it? The Bloomberg article indicated that poker sites do their best to spot and ban bots, but it's a moving target, and they are always behind the development curve. So how can we realistically even roll back the industry?
But what exactly does "roll back" mean in this instance? Are we talking about banning online gambling? Good luck making that stick. Or just regulating it? I would see the latter option as more reasonable, but again, how do you enforce it? The Bloomberg article indicated that poker sites do their best to spot and ban bots, but it's a moving target, and they are always behind the development curve. So how can we realistically even roll back the industry?