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1. Eric Blade
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   Menendez introduced a bill to the US Senate to license and regulate Internet Poker and other skill games.

   Can the PPA start dropping in text copies of their press releases to the forums for discussion?

   Posted 10 months ago #

2. Dave Kent
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   i am worried that the state will block us from playing
   here like they did with youbet.com a few years ago.....
   but maybe since they get a cut it will be different but
   I would bet that the casinos will try to stop it unless
   they end up running some of the sites

   Posted 10 months ago #

3. TheEngineer
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   I like the cut to the state. It at least gives them a good reason to support us.

   Posted 10 months ago #

4. Dave Kent
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   would you happen to know how each state is expected to react to online poker being 100%??
   like i said before, NJ screwed us a few years ago with horse racing online...
   but saying that they have a billboard up heading out of Atlantic City promoting a site to bet races from home... i think though you have to go to a track to register in person.. no tracks in my part of the state

   Posted 10 months ago #

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