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[QUOTE="dj11, post: 2986459, member: 13851"]
Unfortunately, it is unlikely Ca will do any damn thing.

IF Nevada was to just change their law to allow anyone from anywhere to join and play at their legal sites two things would happen fast-

1-Their sites would be flooded with new players instantly.
2- Many other states who have been on the fences would make the decision, one way or another.

There is no specific law prohibiting Nevada from doing that, or New Jersey, or Delaware from changing their law to allow a player pool as large as can be.

UEGIA would still exist.  But something makes me think that a legal workaround would work better than bitcoins.  And those accommodations would be fairly quick to follow.

There are laws that have been passed with intents to prohibit similar things about gambling, but if one of these States were to do such a thing those laws would finally get the testing they have needed since they were enacted and forgotten about.

But those are merely pipe dreams...
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