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Intertops Stops Accepting New US Players

Written by:

C Costigan

Published on:

Jun/20/2012

Intertops Stops Accepting New US Players

Intertops.com, which recently became part of the newly branded Revolution Network, has stopped taking new US customers at this time.

Details of this decision were not immediately known.

Upon attempting to sign up from within the United States, the following message appears.

Thank you for your interest in Intertops! Unfortunately, we are unable to accept new customers from your country or region at this time.If you believe you received this message in error please contact our customer support team.

Intertops was the first online gambling site to accept players form the United States back in 1996.

- Chris Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher

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