CAP Online Casino Awards Tainted by Conflicts of Interest

CAP operators Lou Fabiano and Warren Jolly now find their CAP online casino awards blemished by scandal.

The founders of the Casino Affiliate Programs are just starting to feel the effects of the controversy of the last few weeks. Having been accused of undisclosed conflicts of interest, and then attempting to silence discussion as part of their cover-up and denial, CAP operators Lou Fabiano and Warren Jolly now find their CAP online casino awards blemished by scandal.

Who can trust the motives behind the awards, even in cases that seem sensible and reasonable, once it became known that Fabiano and Jolly had ownership in a poker room and Internet casino they were ostensibly certifying? Any award becomes questioned, as to what behind the scenes activity led to the decision.

Among complaints were those of bingo experts rejecting the selection of Playtech as Best Bingo Software provider. Several bingo specialists, including Wink Bingo, JackpotJoy, and 888 were mentioned as superior in obvious ways to Playtech.

Even honest decisions are now looked at with suspicion and distrust. By betraying the confidence of the online gambling industry, CAP has thrown a dark cloud on all its good works.

This lost trust is something that cannot be recovered. CAP must see that any casino approval, any recommendation of affiliate, will be met with mistrust and scepticism by the members of the Internet gaming world. To continue forward reduces this once-proud organization to a sham.