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More domain names and gambling operations were kidnapped on Monday, May 24, 2011, which we call simply gray Monday. This time, the industry leaders were not the only places before, but also smaller sites. More importantly, several industry sectors were captured. There were areas seized in online poker, casinos, bingo sports and even Paris. This can send more than one message by the industry as Black Friday.

The online poker industry has been hit hard and drastically when the three largest players in the industry have had their domain names were seized. This sent a shockwave through the industry and millions of poker players were left wondering what happens next. What happened next is that the three largest poker room quickly left the U.S. market, and their players were left in limbo. They now had to find a new place to play, and their funds were in danger. Although the three poker sites made an agreement with the Department of Justice to make money the players, not something we’ve talked to receive any money from them at the time this article was written.

After Black Friday, started at the end, things settle and poker players found a new home and continued to play online. Many believed that the Department of Justice had made his point and would let things return to normal, as far as could be. But with the action on Monday Grey hammer down on the industry as a whole. The shock this time is in the form of all industrial sectors of online gaming. Homeland Security has this time the attack and the industry is in disarray. Nobody seems sure if the small and large players in the industry. It’s just a matter of time to see the answers to these attacks. Unfortunately, we can now see online gambling sites, all areas begin to leave the U.S. market. We have seen some online sites to change their domain names for international expansion as a result of these attacks. They seem to be positioning itself to be free for the U.S. government, having these areas outside the United States.