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[QUOTE="Kasanova King, post: 1438112, member: 59280"] Yes because they call themselves "clubs" and essentially award prizes similar to the way a sweepstakes does. ^^^^^Also this. On another note, PasoTex, in your legal opinion, now that it is about 99% certain that UIGEA will NOT be extended after June 1, 2010 - how do you feel this will affect the current status of online poker in the U.S.? After June 1, banks will be forced to abide by the UIGEA regulations and although UIGEA technically does not forbid online poker players depositing checks, it will prevent players from making deposits to online poker sites. Now I believe that after June 1 most banks will not, nor would they care to, make any distinction, therefore many of them could essentially forbid players from even depositing checks into their bank accounts. Do you think it would be a good idea to start developing a good relationship now with a bank other than your main bank - basically have a poker only account? [/QUOTE]
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