Any Americans still play online Poker?
 

Now that it has been outlawed in US...

Did you play before and miss it?
Or have you found an online casino that will gladly still take your money?

geez, I though porn and gambling were bedfellows, evidently not...

Oh course not!:winkwink:

no poker for me...


not

Sometimes I miss it, but then there's always Vegas.

It would appear that the UK is taking up the slack, with the Government adopting a tolerant position on online gaming.

See the BBC film : Online gambling: Britain's new obsession here:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programme...ma/6165948.stm

I still do... poker stars doesnt seem to give a rats ass.

lots of places... see sig.....

Nothing changed for me, I hated Partypoker and seldom played there before they dropped US players.

:thumbsup
Who Says We Can't ?
Madame Plays @ Full Tilt
http://tinyurl.com/y685v5

Poker will never die!

poker stars will take us? cool. Sucks that party poker dropped me.

what? is it illegal to play online poker in the USA?:eek2

Yes see

http://www.cnn.com/2006/BUSINESS/10/...ing/index.html

$6.5 billion: The amount wiped off the value of online gambling shares after the U.S. Congress passed legislation to ban Internet gaming there.

$12 billion: The estimated worldwide revenue from gambling online in 2005, according to a recent report by industry analysts Christiansen Capital Advisors. They also predicted the market will double in five years.

78: The percentage of revenue earned by UK-based gambling firm PartyGaming Plc, which runs the leading Internet poker site PartyPoker.com, currently generated from the U.S.

19 million: The number of customers who use PartyGaming, spending nearly $4 million a day.

$3.2bn: The estimated wealth of PartyGaming founder Anurag Dikshit, according to the Sunday Times Rich List.

1,700: The estimated number of gambling Web sites.

2.3: The percentage of people estimated to suffer from gambling addiction in Australia -- the highest figure in the world.