Four Microgaming-powered casinos will stop accepting U.S. bets effective June 1, according to letters emailed to affiliates from the casinos.

Roxy Palace, Casino Splendido, Roxy Poker and Dream Poker announced their decisions this week.

"The contribution of bets from U.S. players currently comprises an insignificant amount to the group and most affiliates have low exposure to that market," the Roxy Palace letter said.

The Roxy Palace message said that the casino and its sister Web sites are well established non-U.S. foreign language and English speaking markets. Languages currently offered at Roxy are English, French, German, and Dutch.

There are plans in the works to add more languages in the months following the company's move away from the U.S. market, the Roxy Palace email said.

The note from Dream Poker had a similar message.

"We are open in numerous markets and offer support and software in the following languages, Danish, Dutch, German, Swedish, Finnish, French, Greek, Norweigan, plus more to come," Dream Poker said.

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Please be aware that the title of this thread is a little bit misleading. Microgaming casinos as a whole still accept US based players from 39 states, even though some individual casinos have stopped accepting US players.