While online advertising remains a forbidden territory for online casinos and gaming companies seeking exposure on U.S. based media websites and search engines, land-based casino advertising campaigns remains to be more of a grey area.

Adding to the incongruities is Global Gaming Media (GGM), who recently announced they will be marketing many of their online gambling promotions and events at public gatherings across the continental U.S.  Throw this into the mix of other large internet betting sites who are doing the same, and you have an even more confusing take of the U.S. government’s stance toward online casinos.

GGM is now taking the reigns to help market and expand what could be considered the fastest growing and next biggest thing in online betting – mobile gaming.  GGM operates a cellular broadband network fully integrated with online casinos and internet betting, which gives them a great opportunity to take advantage of the blossoming mobile industry.

And so far as legal matters are concerned, the CEO of Global Gaming, Gregory Esry, does not seem to be worried in the least bit.  Rather, it seems the confident officer has done his research, knowing exactly where his companies actions stand in the grand scheme of things.  In other words, according to Esry, everything GGM is doing in California is legal and perfectly acceptable.