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MA Proposes Criminalizing Online Poker
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[QUOTE="MassPoker, post: 650980, member: 29436"] Greetings: My name is Randy Castonguay and I am the Massachusetts Representative for the Poker Players Alliance. Recently, Governor Deval Patrick proposed a bill (H.4307) that seeks to expand casino gambling in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. This bill also includes a proposition that would make it a crime for you to play poker on the Internet (See: Section 15(h)(2)(i)). Under this provision, violators will be subject to a maximum term of 2 years in the house of correction, a fine of $25,000, or both. Ironically, H.4307 is pro-casino gambling legislation, yet it makes Internet gaming a crime. This is an unacceptable double-standard! The Poker Players Alliance is committed to assisting Massachusetts poker players by bringing attention to this attack on our rights; however, we cannot do this alone. We need your help and are asking that you send letters to Governor Deval Patrick, your local State Representative and your State Senator. We have provided a standard letter which will automatically be sent to the above politicians. We encourage you to personalize the letter by adding your own comments. We cannot stress enough how important it is for you to make your voice heard. Protect poker and send your letter today by visiting [URL="http://capwiz.com/pokerplayersalliance/issues/alert/?alertid=10504161&type=ML"][COLOR=#3279b2]http://capwiz.com/pokerplayersalliance/issues/alert/?alertid=10504161&type=ML[/COLOR][/URL] This alert is specifically for poker players from Massachusetts who want to protect their rights. We will update you on this situation as information becomes available to us. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at [EMAIL="ma@pokerplayersalliance.org"][COLOR=#000000]ma@pokerplayersalliance.org[/COLOR][/EMAIL]. All In, Randy Castonguay Poker Players Alliance Massachusetts State Director [/QUOTE]
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