Bovada, the largest U.S.-facing online poker site, has added two more states to its restricted list. Players in Delaware and Nevada may no longer create accounts. Players in these states that attempt to sign up at Bovada will encounter this message:
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The move does not affect existing players with a balance at this time. Players that already have an account and funds on deposit at Bovada in these states may continue to play, however, no new deposits will be accepted.
Delaware and Nevada join Maryland, New Jersey, and New York on the list of states where players are no longer welcome to make new accounts or deposit at Bovada.
Bovada stopped accepting players from New Jersey last month. It appeared that this was in response to the cease-and-desist letters sent to operators and affiliates by New Jersey gaming regulators in an attempt to stop unlicensed competition in the state. The move to restrict Delaware and Nevada falls along the same lines of leaving regulated iGaming states.
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The Equity Poker Network, Winning Poker Network, and Merge Gaming, all left the three regulated U.S. states during 2014. Unlike Bovada, these three networks also banned existing players, forcing them to immediately withdraw any funds on deposit.
The Equity Poker Network, Winning Poker Network, and Merge Gaming, all left the three regulated U.S. states during 2014. Unlike Bovada, these three networks also banned existing players, forcing them to immediately withdraw any funds on deposit.
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