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[QUOTE="PokerVic, post: 758608, member: 34533"] I think it's obvious this system is being designed with the government and the companies who will profit in mind. The customers are are an unfortunate necessity of the lucrative new market, and will be "tolerated" at best. I guess this is akin to the difference between ProLine-type sports betting, and old-fashioned sports bookies. Anyone know the vig ProLine charges these days? And just how much competition currently exists within that market at the moment? I'm guessing this system would mean doubling the current rake system, at best. Afterall, the stores have to take a cut, as well as the regulatory agency, as well as the company actually running the servers. Not to mention vastly limiting the choice of poker sites for the consumer. (you'd be lucky to have 2 companies to choose from) If this systems is as bad as it sounds (and it could be a great deal worse), as a Canadian voter/taxpayer I would fight against this in any legal means possible. [/QUOTE]
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