Mobile for Now

People in the United States are getting more and more excited about the idea that online slots casinos are slowly getting closer to being legalized and regulated in the country. While both the general public and online casinos have been up in the air with the law for the last three years, recent developments in the online poker casino world will certainly trickle down into the world of online slots.

The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 has made it impossible to figure out what is accepted and what is not, as well as who is supposed to be charged with enforcing the law in the first place. Now the online casino poker advocate Representative Barney Frank has finally unveiled his long awaited draft law that proposes a replacement for the outdated and ineffective law, the country is one step closer to making online gambling legal and accepted here in the United States.

In the meantime while the lawmakers and casinos hash things out, a Los Angeles based company is trying to bring online slots to mobile phone users in the area. The company is called Electronic Arts and their game concentrates on teaching people to play online poker and slots, and is certainly meant for the company to set the stage to pounce once the online casino industry has been officially legalized. That way, people will already be comfortable and familiar with the Electronic Arts brand, and will have a smooth transition to a more traditional online slots platform.

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