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08-17-2009
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 GOOD NEWS!!....this is your brain on poker!...bad news..... Poker players have known this all along. washingtonpost.com What do you think? Should online poker be decriminalized in the U.S.? Souljacker OK, what's the game? - Cutthroat. The object is? -The object is to keep your balls on the table and knock everybody else's off. The Last Waltz    |
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08-17-2009
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| I think its our right as US citizens to do what we want to with our money. Well besides drugs. I think they should just make a tax for it and it would help the economy out as well. How they would tax it I'm not sure of but it would bring in money.
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08-20-2009
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| My understanding is that the law does not apply specifically to the players but instead prohibits a business from receiving deposits for the purpose of unlawful online gambling. Hopefully, online gambling sites will find "legal" ways for people to transfer money and will make it easier for players in the U.S. AxSupertramp |
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