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Calvin Ayre's Prediction for online poker regulation in the US
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[QUOTE="BodogBecky, post: 1642541, member: 58783"] As has been published all over on the web, including in the recent [URL="http://calvinayre.com/2010/12/22/lifestyle/playboy-magazine-interviews-playboy-calvin-ayre/"]playboy article about Calvin[/URL] in USA Jan 2011 issue, Calvin did not make the quote in Forbes you are referring too- Forbes reporter Matt Miller made it up to sell magazines and enhance his own career off of it. Anyone with knowledge of the iGaming industry understands that the main push behind the creation of the UIEGA was all the online gaming companies going public in the UK - this was way before the Forbes article was even written - and the audited financial statements these companies were required to file quarterly showing how much money they were taking out of the US market. Senator Kyle has even released letters to this effect. If you do not want to read Calvin's work that is fine, however, I'm not sure how anyone can argue with his record on predictions. I have seen Calvin make many accurate predictions over the five years that I've known him personally. The article I link up to in my OP was pretty accurate...it could have been written today, but it was actually written one year ago! Becky [/QUOTE]
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