US Department of Justice stares at Merge Gaming Network

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According to Subject Poker, the US Department of Justice is planning to take action against the Merge Gaming Network. According to the 카지노사이트추천news site Anonymous, the Justice Department will attempt to thoroughly investigate the network payment processor that handles US customer transactions. After the Black Friday event, although the Merge Gaming Network stopped accepting the registration of new American poker players, they still allowed them to hold online poker for these American poker players holding the account.
Although it is reported that the 카지노쿠폰case of the Checha processor is planned to be carried out from mid-September to late September, it is not known when the plan will actually be implemented. Especially now, the news has been made public, and the site has not stated what action the Ministry of Justice will take on poker players who have paid for the Merge poker site. Merge's past payment was notoriously slow, and it takes more than a month for the withdrawal to be sent to the player. Subject Poker also pointed out that the Merge poker site may put the player's funds into the payment processor.
PlayersOnly.com is a poker room owned by Merge Network and has been banned from registering with US players for a long time.
However, we are still telling you in the public notice on July 28, 2011 (in English):
"Given the situation in the US online poker industry, we will be telling PlayersOnly (Merge network's poker room) that all players in the poker room that are still accepting American players.
Although this poker room can continue to be open to American players, we still recommend that you leave this poker room because of the risk of your account funds here.
PokerStrategy.com is not responsible for any financial security of your PlayersOnly poker room. ”