Anti-Poker Bill: Update
Posted Sep 30th 2006 12:16AM by Joanne Lutynec
Filed under: Online Games, Legal Matters

Since I am from Canuckland I don't necessarily think it is appropriate that I comment on the Anti-Gaming Legislation, so I am going to link up some of the better pieces of information/commentary I have found around the web. I'm sure Wil will be telling us all what he thinks over the next few days, so until he does take a look at these and leave your comments about the online poker ban. Also, please feel free to send us any more links (your own, or others) that you find relevant to the topic.
Wicked Chops PokerUpForPokerLou KreigerLas Vegas VegasUpdate:
CNET News.comInternetNews.comReuters (link via
LasVegasVegas.com)
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1. Why are companies like Party Poker, 888, and BetonSports not pushing their British politicians to open talks with American politicians. If this bill starts getting enforced, they will lose 50% of their revenue.
Posted at 10:23PM on Sep 30th 2006 by PAtty Bush