For American gamblers whether you enjoy online gambling or land based gambling this new book titled ?Internet Gambling Offshore: Caribbean Struggles over Casino Capitalism?, is a well thought out and documented prospective at the stigmatization on Internet gambling and the negative view being pushed upon American gamblers by the political world. The book explores the influence of political opponents, the economy and the legal perspective that online gambling would have with worldwide legalization.
As of 2011, the gambling market has estimated revenue of $335 billion with overseas gaming sites taking the biggest share of this billion-dollar market. Dr. Andrew Cooper the author of this new and insightful book states that despite the? US government?s efforts to stop the online gaming industry, virtual betting and gambling is part of the US future like it or not, and the industry?s leading players are finding more and more support in the political arena. Some areas of the book are dedicated to the innovation of the small country of Antigua and its development in their economy thanks to their liberal views on online gambling.
Of course, there are those that have come out with negative views of this insightful book but there is also a huge support system that has stepped forward with praise for Dr. Cooper?s insightfulness and gripping story of the industry and its players.
By Patricia C. Senior Editor CasinoScamReport.com
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