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[QUOTE="mjdavinci, post: 958893, member: 44818"] I think that what your are seeing is because of what the goverment of the United States has done to control poker. If you look at all the major sites they, run on Eastern Standard Time. Even though they are base outside the US. What that says is that the biggest market for poker is still the US. The market in the US had cooled the first year that they enacted that law to control credit card payments, but if you look at this years World Series there was an increase in players over last year. So it may be cooler here in the US right now, but it will still keep growing. There are to many people that at this time do not have access to a live casino, so online will continue to grow. When enough people are bringing in to much money from these sites the goverment will change its mind because they want the tax money. [/QUOTE]
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