Playing online in Missouri?

[KcMoMoney]

Any sites that you can play for money from Missouri? I know it is banned but didn't know if any out of the country sites allow for us banned USA players to find online action? May be a stupid question but just wanted to ask.

 

[Kenzie 96]

Far as I know any sites that accept U.S. Players, Carbon, Black Chip, Bovada, Americas Card Room, etc. will work.

 

[KcMoMoney]

I was just wondering. I have talked to some locals around here and they all seem to say that you just can't. Then I see these sites saying they except US players. Any info on one being better than another for a newb to start out on?

 

[MediaBLITZ]

I'm here in KC (frequenting Hollywood tourney's).

I have heard the same thing at the tables here, YET here I am playing on Carbon this very minute. I gave up ever even mentioning about online play - they either assume I am talking about Zynga or lying.

 

[BiliousBetil]

I have known players in the St. Louis area, who cannot play because their ISP is located in Kentucky. BTW, this started before the Dept. of Justice smack down due to Kentucky's ban.

 

[KcMoMoney]

I'm here in KC (frequenting Hollywood tourney's).

I have heard the same thing at the tables here, YET here I am playing on Carbon this very minute. I gave up ever even mentioning about online play - they either assume I am talking about Zynga or lying.

Nice! I am in the Grandview area and plan to play some tournaments at Ameristar sometime soon. You never had any issues with getting paid or depositing?

 

[ScooperNova]

I have known players in the St. Louis area, who cannot play because their ISP is located in Kentucky. BTW, this started before the Dept. of Justice smack down due to Kentucky's ban.

ACR is available in KY as well as blowvada, err bovada. Back when ACR was still Doyle's Room they pulled out of KY, but when it went to ACR they came back. Not sure about Carbon and such, but I'm pretty sure those are good as well.