Hopefully this one passes as well

[The Indomitable DrugS]

http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-raci...638&source=rss

[Travis Stone]

I'm a big horse racing guy, but I also enjoy poker, and the revenue our nation is leaving on the table by not legalizing and regulating poker is sick.

[Danzig]

when i attempted to open an acct on tvg, it said arkansas wasn't allowed.
i opened a twin spires acct for the video, it didn't say a word about the state where i live. so, does that mean i can wager thru twinspires? or is it up to me, not twin spires, to police myself?

anyone know if you can get in trouble for wagering if it's not allowed by the state, since evidently it's not a federal ban?

[Sightseek]

Originally Posted by Danzig

when i attempted to open an acct on tvg, it said arkansas wasn't allowed.
i opened a twin spires acct for the video, it didn't say a word about the state where i live. so, does that mean i can wager thru twinspires? or is it up to me, not twin spires, to police myself?

anyone know if you can get in trouble for wagering if it's not allowed by the state, since evidently it's not a federal ban?

Completely depends on the state you are in and the service you use. When I lived in NY, I couldn't open a tvg account either but had twinspires, nyra and capital otb. Now that I live in Virginia I can use my nyra account, but only over the phone, not online.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Sightseek

Completely depends on the state you are in and the service you use. When I lived in NY, I couldn't open a tvg account either but had twinspires, nyra and capital otb. Now that I live in Virginia I can use my nyra account, but only over the phone, not online.

ok, thanks!

Originally Posted by Danzig

when i attempted to open an acct on tvg, it said arkansas wasn't allowed.
i opened a twin spires acct for the video, it didn't say a word about the state where i live. so, does that mean i can wager thru twinspires? or is it up to me, not twin spires, to police myself?

anyone know if you can get in trouble for wagering if it's not allowed by the state, since evidently it's not a federal ban?

You can in Texas.
But they usually go after big fish,
not that you are a minnow. But sometimes
the big fish contain lists that have little fish.
My cousin got a bit of a scare. But the list
that was published in the paper did not contain
his name. And the people that did have their name
on the list did not get prosecuted. Only the operator
that got the transactions to go through this state
got prosecuted.

[10 pnt move up]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-raci...638&source=rss

If it does I actually might start betting again,

I assume Pinnacle opens back up to the US customers?

[Smooth Operator]

VERY good news for the poker sites

Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up

If it does I actually might start betting again,

I assume Pinnacle opens back up to the US customers?

I assume not. It appears to me that CDI, MAGNA, YouBet and BetFair, Indians and Vegas casinos will get first dibs.

[10 pnt move up]

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

I assume not. It appears to me that CDI, MAGNA, YouBet and BetFair, Indians and Vegas casinos will get first dibs.

I can only go from prior experience but pre-2006 I could be anywhere I wanted, in any country despite being from an anti-gambling state, should a US law be passed would it trump the state laws? Would it allow me to open up with offshore books that are not pari mutual?

The article is obviously very brief with any details at this point.

Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up

I can only go from prior experience but pre-2006 I could be anywhere I wanted, in any country despite being from an anti-gambling state, should a US law be passed would it trump the state laws? Would it allow me to open up with offshore books that are not pari mutual?

The article is obviously very brief with any details at this point.

From the article...

The concept of Frank’s bill, called the Internet Gambling Regulation Consumer Protection & Enforcement Act, is to regulate, not ban, online wagering, and derive revenue from it. The bill would give the Treasury Department power to regulate and license Internet betting providers.

They will have to bring briefcases full of cash to Barney's favorite meeting place in order to get a license.

[tiggerv]

Harrah's has been planning for this and started an online division awhile ago. I assume other big players like MGM/Mirage and Foxwoods are already working on something too. I don't think this would open up offshores again but instead we would get a number of new US based sites.

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

From the article...



They will have to bring briefcases full of cash to Barney's favorite meeting place in order to get a license.

A roman bath house!??!


Who would have thought Barney Frank would be good for something!!??!!