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New Jersey bill passed today re: online poker
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[QUOTE="Vfranks, post: 1651651, member: 56954"] I think that we should be able to play online for real money if we so choose. It is our money, so we should be able to do with it what we want... without all this BS from the gov't. I'm glad I don't live in Washington state, and looking like NJ also here shortly. Does Washington have any online poker rooms for residents, or has it just become illegal all around? I live in Virginia also, but never really find anything about VA and online poker being talked about. When were there about 100 poker lounges here? I remember the ones in Portsmouth, ie.. Victory Poker Lounge, The Poker Palace, Skillz and 1 or 2 others, but Portsmouth District Attorney decided to change his stance on the luck vs skill factor without making a comment about it, which in turn made poker a form of gambling again in Portsmouth..therefore all the charity poker rooms had to close. I thought that was the only city that ever had Charity Poker rooms, or any legal poker room in VA, and thought there were only a handful of them? [/QUOTE]
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