online poker illegal

[FabledHero]

I'm really considering moving to Canada, to play online poker. What are your guys' thoughts on this, and has anyone done it? I'm wondering if becoming a citizen is difficult etc, and what you guys think of this idea in general.

[NSchandler]

Definitely a good move. You seem like you would be right at home in Canada.

[Zele]

You might be a troll, but whatever.

Even if HR 4411 becomes law, there will very likely still be a lot of online poker played in the US. To say that enforcement will be difficult is an understatement. Even if some hurdles are erected, overcoming them will almost certainly be an orders of magnitude easier than what you are talking about. I mean, maybe "internet poker player" fills a gap in the Canadian labor force, but I doubt it.

[FabledHero]

so you mean moving to canada is outta the question? Would it be really difficult to become a citizen?

[greed]

I think it usually takes five years to become a citizen. If online gambling is truly banned in a few years, why bother? All the fish will disappear and online poker will no longer be the cash cow it is today.

[Aceshigh7]

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I'm really considering moving to Canada, to play online poker. What are your guys' thoughts on this, and has anyone done it? I'm wondering if becoming a citizen is difficult etc, and what you guys think of this idea in general.

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You're a sad person.

[FabledHero]

actually i'm pretty happy!

[Guthrie]

Try Australia. The weather's nicer and the chicks are hotter.

[guitarizt]

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If online gambling is truly banned in a few years, why bother? All the fish will disappear and online poker will no longer be the cash cow it is today.

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You mean if poker is banned in the us all the european fish will go away? [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

[johnnytt]

How about just moving to Las Vegas or one of the many other states that have casinos and playing live?