Microgaming USA Casinos
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In 2006, when the UIGEA bill was slipped through in the dead of night, Microgaming decided to withdraw from the USA and at this time no new players were able to join a Microgaming casino, although those with existing accounts were still able to play. Although the legality of online gambling in the US is completely confusing, the software provider decided that it would err on the side of caution and not allow new signups at any of its licensed casinos. Since November 2008, Microgaming closed those existing American player accounts, offering players the option of having their accounts "moved" to a "new casino" owned by the same operator in each instance, but on a software platform that while it resembles Microgaming, is supposed to be owned by another company. So at least Microgaming made arrangements to allow their customers to continue playing, although on a much inferior platform (the "new" casinos using this software package offer no progressive jackpots and far fewer games in their portfolio). Some people have tied to get past the restrictions using proxy software and other tricks but the bottom line is that they will not get paid any winnings so there is little point in trying to open a new Microgaming account. In the interim we suggest you play at one of the casinos listed below. They all welcome US real money players. Non Microgaming Casino That Accept US Players
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