One good question is if the government had the ability all along to shut us out of these sites so easily what took them so long to do it? I really can't figure out their mindset.
This country is in a financial trouble big time, so instead of making poker legal on the internet like it already is in the rest of the world they shut it down.
The end result is that many people will loose very badly needed income, many people will be forced to break the law and go to illegal cardrooms because they don't live near any legal ones. A lot more $$$ will have to be spent on gasoline to get to a poker room making foreign sources even richer and taking that money out of our economy. A lot of people that can't get around will have to give up the game they love and occupies much of their other wise boring life.
I saw a good video on Youtube about Black Friday... - YouTube - Internet Poker Ban, "Poker's Black Friday" 4-15-2011 Poker Funeral
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04-19-2011 #1Fish Food
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Poker's Black Friday
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The government didn't shut US out of the sites, the sites are the one turning away the US.
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04-19-2011 #3Fish Food
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It amazes me that with despite MANY stories being published about the details and causes of this, that so many people STILL keep thinking this is some big brother smackdown by the Feds rather than the clear cut laundering case that this is.
The sites got caught w/ their hand in the cookie jar for taking our money when it wasn't legal. Now they're refusing our business to keep from getting in any more trouble. End of story until someone on Capital Hill changes the provision that Sen. Frist tossed in at the 11th hr making our transactions w/ these sites illegal.
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