2+2 proactively fights legislation banning online poker

[jt1]

For starters, I recommend that Poker Players Alliance gets free advertising space. Beyond that, I believe petitions & counter propaganga sent to congressional offices would be helpful and not too time consuming.

[BluffTHIS!]

While your suggestions might seem beyond the scope of 2+2, 2+2 is the largest community of poker players and is indeed the right place for such a campaign. And it is clear that the B&M only component of 2+2's customer base wouldn't support 1/2 the book sales as produced by online only players like most of us.

[*TT*]

I agree with this proposal.
Its a public service announcement, and may in fact be considered a tax write-off (they must consult with an accountant of course).

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[MicroBob]

I haven't followed PPA.
Have they done much yet?
Do we know if they will last?
Thought I read something about them not having updated their web-site.


If they've been active and haven't been accidentally portraying poker players in a negative light than more power to them.

I would not endorse or support them though until I was certain that they didn't suck.
If they are unprofessional or go the wrong direction in their agenda it's not impossible that they could do more harm than good.

[Mason Malmuth]

Hi Bob:

I agree completely with your position and have told them no free advertising. In fact, I'm not even sure we would accept paid advertising from them since I know so little about them. I'm always uncomfortable with organizations that promise to do lots of good things but solicit $20.

Best wishes,
Mason