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Now I know you're 20 and never played live.
Come back when you've grown up and have a little more experience from life.

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lol ok, source?

I'll make the orginal bet $200 & I'll give you another $10k if you can prove I'm 20 & have never played in a card room.

Deal?

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Cardroom? You mean one of the potty-trained shinny new ones inside a casino?

Try an underground one, the kind that doesn't pay taxes, sells illegal alcohol and cigarettes and is run by maffia connected people. The kind you see in "rounders", which I know most of you think it's just a movie staged cardroom, but it in fact reflects reality very accurate.

Anyway, I'm not here to teach you or anybody else about facts of life, just thought that it was out of place that a succesfull poker writer, website owner, publisher, etc..., in other words, somebody finnancially interested in poker being around at any cost wrote an article about how good poker is for society.

But that's only my opinion and it was clearly explained to me that that is how things work in America.

End of thread. (for me)

PS. I answered "yes" to 5 of the questions from gamblersanonymous, but I thought many of the questions were quite bad. It was impossible to answer "no".