toni_brasco
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Well, without Americans it is much less interesting at the tables, at least because I connect all of my childhood impressions of poker with western movies, cowboys and saloons, bring them back please as soon as it is posssible.
Pokerpoet2
Legend
Bronze Level
I think this is brilliant news! I used to have a lot of friends from America who I played against on-line regularly. It should have happened years ago especially with this pandemic closing many of the casinos out there. On-line Poker has kept me sane over the last twelve months.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
When the fun Stops, STOP!
finaltable1
Legend
Loyaler
It's good news for online poker sites, not for US players.
IntenseHeat
Legend
Bronze Level
Shells
Moderator
Moderator
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Pokersavvy
Legend
Bronze Level
That would be very nice. I hope this happens. I miss playing on pokerstars.
Adi8877
Visionary
Silver Level
Would be great, definitely new networks would start the online poker, and the actually working ones could get a boost. (And probably it would be more popular worldwide, if the mainstream flow pick it up again.) Perhaps within few years it could go back to the same level, where it was a decade ago...
GabaGabaHey
Rock Star
Silver Level
Considering the dramatic increase in LEGAL Sports Betting that has been occurring in the U.S. in the last couple of years, it should not come as a surprise that Poker will follow suit at some point.
After all, gambling is gambling and state and local governments want some way to earn a fee from it to offset all of the tax losses they have suffered through the last year's lock downs.
I don't see many of them standing in the way of this type of court ruling.
After all, gambling is gambling and state and local governments want some way to earn a fee from it to offset all of the tax losses they have suffered through the last year's lock downs.
I don't see many of them standing in the way of this type of court ruling.
najisami
Legend
Loyaler
I just read that article, things are looking more promising than ever for online poker. It's only fair. How could a game that requires so many skills and so much patience could be compared to sports betting or any other kind of gambling ?
It is true that the luck factor exists in poker, but doesn't it impact most of life's aspects ? Does it stop people from investing in every possible commodity there is ? In stock market, real estate and so on despite the risk ?
I think most of people who are against poker just don't really know the game that much. They let their ego get the best out of them, but that's what politicians are all about. Nothing matters to them more than winning. So sad.
angelluv725
Legend
Bronze Level
I am sure many Home Game poker players on poker stars will be very excited if and when that happens. 
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