Party shutting out US players, Stars {undecided}

[Penguinfan]

RD, I defer that as an attorney you certainly have the upper hand here, what I am saying is based off of what Nolan says, and believe me he would know.

As far as blocking the sites at an IP level, yes it was included in the bill, no I can't tell you work for word what is said, I do remember it saying something about internet providers only having to block a site if they were expressly told to by the gov't. Will our gov't do that? Well they have gone this far.

If your access to the site is blocked then that is a HUGE stumbling block in getting your money.

I was honestly relaying info I got from something Nolan posted, just trying to be helpful. In light of recent events on my part my total on-line net worth is around $190 right now, if they steal that I hope thay put it to good use, hell if they said they needed it to fight this legislation I would give it to them.

[Reel Deal]

OK, I'm off to read this thing for a 3rd time and then will report back on the "ISP blocking" issue and any issues I find that I think could effect this site.

[BrianSwa]

thanks RD,


poker playing lawyers rock.

[Talking Poker]

Thanks, boss. Much appreciated.

Beer's on me when we go to a Jag's game one of these days.... you know, since we won't be able to play in the big Sunday tourneys anyway.

[Kurn]

I'm sure the DOJ will be just as successful in forcing ISPs to block gambling site as they have been in forcing them to block kiddie-porn site.

[Talking Poker]

Don't forget the success of the CAN-SPAM (or whatever it was called) Act. I think that resulted in my SPAM going down approximately 0%. In fact, I'm sure I get more now than I used to.