Everybody agrees that the number of gambling sites on the Internet has grown quite rapidly since the late 1990s. Revenue from gambling sites totals in the billions of dollars each year, maybe in the tens of billions. Some members of the U.S. Congress have expressed concerns about the potential social and economic costs to U.S. consumers arising from the prevalence of internet gambling sites, although no one has produced much actual evidence for concern so far.

In my opinion, adults who want to enjoy gambling sites should use the same common sense they apply to any other purchase over the Internet. I feature a number of online gambling casinos here at GamblingWiz.com because when I gamble I want to enjoy the thrill of the action, not worry about the trustworthiness of the casino operator. I'm sure you feel the same way.

That's why my free guide to online casinos only highlights the casinos that I believe to be trustworthy in all regards. I back up my beliefs with Jerry's Pledge. I keep my recommendations updated, too, because things can change in the online gambling world, and sites can even go out of business.

I think you're smart enough to know that an ad for a casino is just that--an ad. These casinos want your business; that's why they offer bonus money and other incentives. I say enjoy the incentives--and remember Jerry says good luck and have fun!