United States Poker Players, Inc.

[1p0kerboy]

Is this our answer?

[R.B.]

Other players profit from my good play? That doesn't make sense for a game like poker.

[teddyFBI]

This is one of the most atrocious ideas I have ever seen.

Ever.

[1p0kerboy]

I haven't really had time to dissect the whole thing.

Obviously winning players get penalized. 1/2% of your winnings go towards the value of the stock.

Obviously you get penalized more for playing higher stakes also.

But if a ton of fish can use this deposit/withdrawal method and I can just keep on making my paper check withdrawals....

[1p0kerboy]

It also says:

"USPPINC anticipates offering shares at various levels to accomodate all styles of poker play. There will be a method, based on your demonstrated playing skill/ability to turn a profit, that will allow common player shares owners to advance to a Preferred Player stock level."

Maybe this means that winning players won't be taxed quite as much?

[Gregg777]

I think the idea is a little silly, however, it demonstrates that there will always be solutions as long as there is money to be made.

I think a more middle ground solution is a poker site (Absolute?), who has positioned themselves to very little, if any risk from the US.

And the same for a new e-wallet. The current ones were all vulnerable, you can bet future ones will be bullet proof based on the new legislation.

[Lucky]

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This is one of the most atrocious ideas I have ever seen.

Ever.

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Sounded quite atrocious at first; sounds less atrocious as time goes on. Especially if u.s. sites become tag infested, and dont attract eurodonks; it would be nice to play at whatever publicly traded london based site retains eurodonks and attracts all the asian new donks.

[Lucky]

Has anyone tried this????

[1p0kerboy]

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I think a more middle ground solution is a poker site (Absolute?), who has positioned themselves to very little, if any risk from the US.

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How is this?

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And the same for a new e-wallet. The current ones were all vulnerable, you can bet future ones will be bullet proof based on the new legislation.

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How will a new e-wallet exist if banks are blocking the transactions?

[LeeLoo]

If this or something like it works and takes off the company or whatever it is would be doing very well with rakeback.