Kentucky adds Party Gaming to domain hit list

Mark McKenna
August 12, 2010
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Kentucky officials recorded yet another amendment to the latest court appeal in an attempt to hi-jack the domains of online gambling operators. Partygaming has become the latest operator to join Kentucky’s domain hit list. Will it never end? Read more.

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  • http://CalvinAyre.com Calvin Ayre

    This is actually great news for the industry and all the other companies currently on the list….Party is likely the one company that is best able to defend itself here with its voluntary leaving of the US market after passage of the UIEGA, its subsequent US Settlement and just the absurdity that a European company that does not do any business in Kentucky should in any way have itself in this case…this might actually blow up the entire case. Its also makes Kentucky look exactly like what it apparently is….a hill billy state where all that inbreeding seems to be affecting the judgement of its lawyers.