Gambling Social Networks, Group Sites and Petitions

Many social networking sites do not like having gambling topics and gambling pages, though a few allow gamblers to "social network" with other gamblers. While not all of these will allow you to post gambling-specific material, these sites do allow you to meet other gamblers or groups of gamblers online. One of these sites exists solely to allow you to petition members of Congress on behalf of the online gambling industry.

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64. Facebook - Facebook allows users to set up gambling brackets for the yearly NCAA March Madness basketball tournament, including a reported 20,000 participants and perhaps as much as 48% of the Facebook community involved. There are also ways to play lottery, slots and poker on Facebook.

65. Bebo - Bebo is an AOL-owned networking site in 7 languages, with users mainly in Europe, the U.S., Canada and Australia. Bebo allows discussions of gambling-related topics.

66. Google Groups Gambling - Where people can meet other Google users who play poker, craps, blackjack, lottery and other games of chance.

67. Repeal Unlawful Internet Law Enforcement - An online petition gamblers can sign to petition U.S. Congressmen to repeal harsh and restrictive online gambling laws. Thousands of signatures have already been registered.