“WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Most forms of Internet gambling would be banned under a bill that received final U.S. congressional approval early Saturday… The bill, a compromise between earlier versions passed by the two chambers, would make it illegal for banks and credit card companies to make payments to online gambling sites…”

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WorldWinner is a skill based paid gaming site, where members play against each other for cash.

At one time I was interested in promoting WorldWinner but I was doubting whether it's considered a gambling site.

I was a bit confused becase somewhere in their FAQs they say the games are skill based and not considered as gambling.

But, their site was listed under the gambling section in dmoz.org.

I don't know if the internet gambling ban bill applies to them.

Right now I'm working to promote a different niche, but this question on WorldWinner will definitely be on the back burner.

Games of skill are not considered illegal by the United States government. But what exactly is a skill game vs. a gambling game? *shrugs*