Prediction. PayPal is going to kill this online gambling thing. And no, I don't mean "kill" in the sense of putting an end to it all. I mean "kill" in the sense that Scoblete kills it on the craps tables. Give me Snake Eyes Scobletey boy! Lucky seven's on the way. Uhh, ooh, uhhhh, oooeee....Scobletey boy is hot tonight. Look at him roll those dice...oooh, the way his knuckles get all sweaty...Errr.......FREEZE.....Let's just stop it right there. If you couldn't tell, it's a Friday night and I've been drinking (Not that being a Friday gives me any more reason to drink). And if you must know, I've been drinking wine, not beer. Mark West, to be exact, I think. It's a Pinot Grigio. And it's so so so smoooooooth. Anyways, since this is the main blog page of the month and all, I thought I'd at least give you something to ponder and talk about all month long. And if that means making an ass of myself, well then, somebody get the toilet paper out. Back to this PayPal thing. If you were around gambling online before the UIGEA, you should remember that PayPal was a major eWallet provider for players at online casinos. Of course when the government said they felt left out and threatened to break PayPal's legs (and such skinny legs PayPal has, mind you), PayPal caved in and paid the U.S. government something like $10 million buckarooney's. Since then, PayPal hasn't stepped near anything that smelled like a casino. That is until casinos started smelling like sweet strawberries and vanilla pudding. C'mon, you know how good that smells. You just can't smell it in the U.S. PayPal has signed an agreement with the largest provider of eWallet solutions on the planet, Neovia, who also happens to have a strong presence in the UK online gambling industry. So, basically, PayPal will now be available to all players at online casinos using Neovia's eWallet solutions. And, that's just about all of them in the UK and Euro market. Check it out.