How to Finance Online Casino Gaming
I have, in the past, experienced the thrills of gambling online. Several years ago, depositing money into an online casino account was easy. PayPal was my medium of choice; back in 2001, however PayPal no longer associates itself with the online gaming world. Neteller became the second option along with Citadel, but times have changed and if you are a United States citizen it is more difficult than it ever was.
There are still a few deposit options available for the online gambler. Click-to-Play is one option. They are an online deposit tool that is connected to your bank account or credit card. Another option is e-wallet or use-my-wallet; with these two choices you can transfer funds into your “wallet” account and then make a deposit. Another option, which is the simplest by far would be to use a pre-paid debit card. Pre-paid debit cards are available online; Account Now and Netspend are just a few or you can purchase a GreenDot card from local stores where gift cards are sold.
Since the passage of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Act of 2006 (UIGEA), most online casinos no longer accept American players, but fortunately there are a few who still do. However, one must keep in mind that in some states (Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington, and Wisconsin) online gaming is illegal and if you reside in one of those jurisdictions most casino software will detect it and you will not be able to sign up for a real money account.
