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05-03-06, 03:35 PM
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I will probably get boo'ed for this, but here goes nothing....
Most online poker games are operated from foreign countries, right? Well, I think the real reason why your government is trying to pass this bill is because it's not profitable for them. The online poker industry has taken off and it's killing the casino's (which are government approved). Your government can state whatever they like about why online gambling should be made illegal...bottom line is that they aren't profitting from it and that's why they want it out.
ps: Sorry, if I went off topic. 
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05-03-06, 03:36 PM
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This is entirely ON topic, sweetheart. You know what's off topic? NASCAR.
"Print it." LOL.
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05-03-06, 03:52 PM
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Amen sister
This is extremely relevant, and no doubt the reason this legislation was passed.
The same week I learned of this, I received a coupon in the mail for a free Washington State lottery ticket. More to the point, our state is full of Native America casinos, who are also very heavy campaign contributors. Just ask Jack Abramoff. This has nothing to do with curtailing gambling, and everything to do with curtailing competition. |
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05-03-06, 04:28 PM
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The annoying part about this is, if the freaking U.S. would just LEGALIZE and REGULATE online gambling, everyone would be happy - including the poker sites!!!
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