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Is banning Poker still justifiable in 2026?
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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 7258738, member: 397965"] This is a poker forum, so it would be pretty weird for someone to be active here and think, poker should be illegal. That would be like posting in a wine forum, even though you think, alcohol should be illegal. Most of us would probably also agree, that people should be allowed to play online against players from other countries, as everyone were in the early days of online poker. If you live in a country with a rich gambling culture, maybe geofenced sites can be a bit softer, but the international sites would also be softer, if everyone and especially americans were allowed to play there, as they were before 2011. So getting back to that situation, but with better regulation of sites, should be a goal, that pretty much everyone here can agree on. Imagine how much better for instance the international PokerStars site would be, if they were allowed to accept players from the USA, Ontario, Australia, France, Spain, Italy, Netherlands and so on and so forth. Its really a lot of attractive markets, that have been shut down or geofenced by governments. [/QUOTE]
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