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[QUOTE="MrDaMan, post: 2923515, member: 16811"] Naa we don't have the police busting down doors to break up online poker. There's a common saying that goes like this, "Don't steal. The government don't like the competition." As long as the online world don't create a big fuss or start reaping millions of dollars there's no money in it for the extortion. I can play in several online poker venues all of which are small time compared to Poker Stars/Party Poker they don't really care. It's the big guns they're looking for, when all of the local casinos, Vegas and Atlantic City agree on who gets how much of the cut [B]THEN [/B]online poker will be legal again. Other than that the IRS does monitor any money moving around higher than 10k and make investigative inquiries if they suspect illegal activities and that kind of puts the kabash on the high rollers. So mostly it's meh. [/QUOTE]
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