Special Announcement Regarding Microgaming Powered Online Casinos

Due to the Kentucky case which has recently burdened the online casino and gaming industry as a whole several Microgaming Online Casino Groups have recently announced that they will no longer be accepting any new players from the United States. In an attempt to mitigate as much risk associated with being involved in operations within the United States Microgaming is acting in their own best interest in doing so.

So far the latest Microgaming Groups that will no longer be accepting new United States players include:

• Fortune Lounge Group - Which includes popular online casino brands such as Platinum Play Casino, 7 Sultans Casino, Vegas Villa Casino, Vegas Palms Casinos and others.

• Jackpot Factory Group - This includes All Slots Casino, All Jackpots Casino, First Web Casino and other brands as well.

• Bell Rock Gaming Group - Their casino brands include Jackpot City Casino, River Belle Online Casino, Gaming Club Casino and others as well.

• Colosseum Gaming Group - Their brands include Colosseum Casino, Grand Hotel Casino, Vegas Joker Casino, Vegas Slot Casino and others.

This is seemingly just the beginning there is likely to be other Microgaming groups who still operate in the United States that will likely be pulling out as well.

We will keep you posted regarding this issue via this thread in regards to any new developments or other gaming groups that pull out and will no longer be accepting U.S. players.

Currently other Microgaming groups are still going to be accepting U.S. players until further notice.

For our listing of reviewed Microgaming online casinos featured here on Casino Advisor check here:

http://www.casinoadvisor.com/microgaming-software-casinos.html

If you're a U.S. player and would like to play at a US Casino that is not powered by Microgaming online casino software we recommend clicking on the following link?

http://www.casinoadvisor.com/usa-online-casinos.html

Be sure to also check up and read the following article regarding Kentucky and Microgaming's decision to pull out of the United States by clicking the link below:

http://www.casinoadvisor.com/microgaming-a-victim-in-kentucky-fiasco-news-item.html

Sunday November 16, 2008 - In more recent news further moves by Microgaming have been invoked to prevent the playing of progressive games and flash games by American players. Read more by visiting the following link:

http://www.casinoadvisor.com/further-moves-by-microgaming-in-us-news-item.html

Sunday December 14, 2008 - So it appears as though all Microgaming casinos with the exception of Intertops is no longer accepting any new U.S. players.