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[QUOTE="CSLysander, post: 5884717, member: 448195"] It has been done for a long long time. If you are a good player, then this will attract others who want to get in against a regular who can up their play. The tourists can go back home and say they played against a native who showed them how it is done. If you are personable, then you will build up a good reputation and that will bring more people in. Sure, there are some moral dilemmas, but I have a feeling some of this is to get slow times being more desirable. Ask if you can make a Vlog while playing. This can turn into a marketing device for you and them. If you start getting followers, they will want to play against you. Some players have turned a relationship with casino owners into solid business situations that shaped modern poker. See why they want to have you and if it is for business reasons, there is no moral issue. [/QUOTE]
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