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Calvin Ayre's Prediction for online poker regulation in the US
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[QUOTE="bonflizubi, post: 1642647, member: 42360"] I read the article. Point me to where it says that the famous quote was fraudulent? I didn't see that anywhere in said article. In fact the only mention of Forbes is that he was on the cover of it! I've hammered you on this point extensively in the past on other forums... odd this is your first attempt to mention that the *quote* is supposedly false. Again, please feel free to post a link to any reputable article that shows it was a made-up quote and didn't come from him, and I'll stop bad-mouthing the guy. Also, I never blamed calvin for the UIGEA. I blamed him for having the feds crack down hardest on bodog and its payment processors, which in turn has helped the death spiral of the poker room (along with other factors of course) while sites like stars and tilt have flourished. And much as you are wrong, I can't blame you for trying. Your job is to keep up the *image of the brand.* It's a shame though that he's a douche. [/QUOTE]
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