Robert--I understand your position; respect it but from the standpoint of the work I try to do--to work against chicane and fraud--I can't agree that use of the term "CASINO" in the title of a sale of fantasy chips reaches that point. It depends on the ad itself. Like you, I don't like to see the words "CASINO CHIPS" used where they aren't casino chips. However, that falls far short of what I hope to try to stop. For example, in Mark's case [the Borland fantasy chips]his ad in my opinion is dealer puffing--but not actively misleading or legally deceitful.

Let's stay friends, Robert, and respect our differing positions--and let's both keep after those who would mislead and commit fraud.