Regardless of race, creed, color, national original, or religion, people like to gamble. Almost all countries of the world afford their citizens some form of legal gambling. Yet, opportunities to gamble exist in every country. It could be betting on a hot stock rumor or checking the bottom of a soda can to see if you won the trip to the World Cup. Gambling can be roughly divided into two categories: traditional and non-traditional. Traditional gaming includes casinos, horse racing, bingo, sports wagering, and lotteries. Non-traditional gaming, however, is becoming more prevalent, particularly over the Internet. It can take many forms, such as the playing of a video game tournament where any element of the game involves predominately chance. It also could be a promotion where a product or service comes with the chance to win a prize. For example, CNN reported early in the decade about a new trend in online game tournaments in which online virtual gamers would be able to “bet against foes while competing in the World War II action game ‘Return to Castle Wolfenstein.’”11 After...