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I understand perfectly why it takes a long time to get a board meeting together.

Why does the PPA require a board meeting to "protect poker player's rights"? If there is NO ONE other than the board who can do ANYTHING, the only conclusion is that the PPA is a shell organization and completely ineffectual.

Somebody tell me why a board meeting is needed at all? Aren't there any officers or agents of the PPA who can do something, anything?

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This doesn't make sense at all.

The reason the PPA needs to go through their board is because that is how the business was setup with a board and bylaws.

I don't see how you draw the conclusion that it is a shell organization.

The officers can't do something as big as potentially filing a law suit on behalf of the players, without approval of the board.

How would you like it if you were part of a company, sat on the board of directors and some other officer in the company took most of the companies resources to take on a lawsuit without approval of the board? You'd be outraged and it would be illegal.

The PPA is treading carefully, give them time!