I play at Carbon and No Bad Beats poker, no problems.

So far there is no indication that other rooms will be closed down since this shutdown was directly related to fraud charges. That being said, no one is sure what the DOJ will do next. The only real advice one can give is to not leave too much money in any poker account. Cashout what you don't need to play and play it safe.

If you're American, the best option in our opinion is Cake Poker. They offer 33% rakeback plus some good bonuses. Hope this helps!

Its as legal as it was before.....The US shut out the sites that were conducting illegal business practices.

Also remember to keep only the money you need to play with in your account. Don't let your account build up too big...it might take months or even years to get it back out.

Originally Posted by RakeGuard

Also remember to keep only the money you need to play with in your account. Don't let your account build up too big...it might take months or even years to get it back out.

+1

The current situation kinda throws off the standard bankroll rules... you don't want to have more than maybe 2-3 buyins for your limit on the site itself... the remainder of your required roll should be stored safely in a bank... you still need the requisite amount of buyins to safely play at a particular limit... but only a little of that bankroll is ever on the site at any given time... then as your profits get to the point where you're at 2-3 buyins plus the minimum cashout amount, process the cashout and keep the 2-3 buyins and start over again... it's annoying but it's safe until everything gets sorted out... and needless to say if you go broke just deposit again...