Some gambling businesses in the U.S got licenses for Bitcoin casinos. I think one of them was John & Sally.
It doesn't matter where your online casino is based, it matters where it does business.
Anyone that does business in the US needs to comply with US law, and the same is true for any other country.
This is true but it's absurd. There should be no silly boundary called "country" in the virtual world.
Countries, nations, and government are so getting obsolete, they are becoming more ridiculous by the day.
I agree with you. The Internet or virtual world is a infinite space of knowledge, that can't be copyrighted or actually controlled or banned. The Governments can't do shit about that.
I wish what you say could be a reality but that is not the case. Even if as a casino operator i dont get a license which i really dont care about becuase its just a piece of paper with a stamp on it, players and other people somehow feel secure dealing with a company who has a license. Also it doesnt say anywhere that people with license dont steal money or dont perform illegal activities. Its just a false sense of security in my opinion.
But im really interested in this Ireland topic. Will look more into it but if someone can provide details it would be much appreciated.