Who of Them is the Bad Guy?
At the same time as the US Illegal Internet Gambling Act is broadcasting the news with stories of money and the world wide web, such a great number of people question what the actual difference between online gaming and online trading is.
Two people are hanging in their workplaces both risking their money online, one is violating the legislative norms, the other one is not. One of these two people is a day dealer, and no matter how you look at that, that businessman is venturing his money for the risk to get back more money. I think that both men are using the Internet for the same aim. Nonetheless, the one that is gambling online is currently taking part in a criminal business. Why banned? Since Government of the USA is not getting a single cent of profit from the online gambler. The Government only levies tax money from the day e-trader.
Every day residents of the USA lose billions of dollars on dealing with paper holdings, which are not based in Wall Street business centers, but from their family rooms. This kind of common men are not highly-qualified stock dealers, and they do not hold any legal permission - still they do not have any legal difficulties to carry on their illegal business.
To tell the truth, the single actual differing feature between trading on internet and online gambling is the amount of revenues the US Government receives from the businesses: Online trading = much money; Online Gambling = no money and lots of online casino bonus for gamblers. Today they say that the US Congress passed the anti-online gambling forbidding law for the same reason that people are not profiting from millions of dollars spent daily.
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