still rather cloudy issue , the computers aren't in the usa so they are "gambling" in a country it is legal..

some states like tennessee gambling is illegal , but it is not illegal to go to vegas and play poker. when you are playing online poker you are kind of playing in the country the computers are..

This is much like canada arresting donald trump for facilitating gambling for canadians who gamble at trump casino's

haha good for them fucking pokerstars stole 6000 euros of me by making me loose everytime on the fucking river.
With their fucking poker bots i hope the owners get arrested and have to work for 25 cents a day in jail.
Make them feel how it is like to be ripped off.

Come on, it's based on where the person is located at, not where the server is... go download some cp, and then try using the "but the server was in Kazakhstan" defense and see how that works out... :2 cents:

fail 5678

no way, they've been Mallicked.

what they're going after these guys for is the money laundering and deceiving US banks that the transactions were for phony businesses selling pet food and golf balls etc.

that is just wrong.

i was thinking about things when i heard thiss

good to hear

have you tried http://www.pokerstars.eu ?
works fine here (Europe). Maybe using an European VPN / Proxy could help withdrawing the money. just an ideea..

There's too much money left on the table for others to ignore. A new set of industry leaders will step up to the plate. Online gambling isn't going to go anywhere soon. More clever ways will just be thought up to get around US laws. Of course, this will cut down on the popularity of the new sites since gamblers would have to go through more hurdles to pay in / get paid out.:2 cents: