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Message: [QUOTE="Windrider6, post: 287661, member: 232"] I suppose you could play for real money, but we don't gamble with money in our family. This is the only betting-type game we ever play, and it's more like a "winning" game, since everyone "bets" the same amount every game, and win various amounts as the game continues. Pots build up over several hands, since some of the pots are difficult to win. As for how long it lasts, well, the hands can take only a few minutes, but the fun is in the long term to see who gets the most chips. When we play it, we know it will be for a few hours. I guess there isn't much skill involved, which is why it makes a great game for the whole family. Nick: I applaud your concern about people here avoiding spam. I'm not too concerned about it myself, since I use [url="http://www.spamcop.net/"]SpamCop[/url]. It's a great service. It is very accurate about trapping spam, and it encourages the user to report the spam using the service. It costs $30 US per year. Users can keep their e-mail address and forward their e-mail to their SpamCop address for filtering and reporting, or you may use the SpamCop address publicly like I do. You retrieve your e-mail from the SpamCop system directly. You see your trapped e-mail via a browser page, and have several options of what to do with it. I get about 30 spams per day, and pretty well all of them get trapped in my "held mail" by SpamCop. Maybe once a week a spam will make it to my inbox. Occasionally, some e-mail gets trapped that you want, but it doesn't happen very often. Using the "held mail" webpage, you can release it to be delivered to you, and add that person to your whitelist, at the same time. For more information about SpamCop, visit [url="http://www.spamcop.net/ces/individuals.shtml"]http://www.spamcop.net/ces/individuals.shtml[/url] By the way, I'm not involved with SpamCop, other than being a happy user. :) [/QUOTE]

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