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Is it legal to wage money playing PC online videogames?

By IBLS Editor

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Dear IBLS, This is a very specific question regarding Internet law. I need to know under what circumstances is it legal in the U.S.A. to wage money playing PC online videogames such StarCraft, Red Alert 3 and Unreal Tournament. So far there is a company based in the U.S.A. called Bringit.com offering such services playing console games of XBOX, Nintendo Wii and Playstation; but I don't know in what legal framework it is supported. Can anyone provide me a conclusive answer? I just met with a lawyer in Cleveland, Ohio and he was unable to provide me a definitive answer besides stating that "this is gray territory." Thank you very much

 Sincerely David Soler

Full post as published by IBLS Internet Law Blog on May 30, 2009 (boomark / email).

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