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10-02-2006, 12:27 PM
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i'm on the exact opposite side of hte fence on this. [/ QUOTE ] No matter how you slice it, it's a hell of a lot easier to get your cash where you want it to go vs. trying to get your cash from somebody overseas who is taking a serious financial hit. I am putting a small roll onto FT until everything settles. 
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10-02-2006, 12:34 PM
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Im I the only one thinking that party is planning to open a new private company some how using their existing us player base. Or maybe selling it off to a priveate skin/company nothing to do with party gaming?
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#13
10-02-2006, 12:37 PM
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Im I the only one thinking that party is planning to open a new private company some how using their existing us player base. Or maybe selling it off to a priveate skin/company nothing to do with party gaming? [/ QUOTE ] Doubt it. There will be legal loopholes to this bill and they could at least wait around for that if they were really interested.
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10-02-2006, 01:00 PM
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Im I the only one thinking that party is planning to open a new private company some how using their existing us player base. Or maybe selling it off to a priveate skin/company nothing to do with party gaming? [/ QUOTE ] I think they will buy another poker site and transfer all its players there. Crypo/prima/absolute looks like prime targets.
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#15
10-02-2006, 01:27 PM
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Re: other sites
My name is Albert and I would like to assist you.
Thank you for your email expressing concerns about the bill which passed in the US Congress on September 29th as an attachment to a Port Security conference report. Until we fully understand the bill?s ramifications, we cannot comment on how this bill might ultimately impact the ease with which our customers will be able to transfer funds to and from FullTiltPoker. However, you should note that there is a 270-day period during which any new banking regulations will get enacted. We do not expect any impact to your playing experience before that time. Please also note that the bill does not criminalize individuals who play poker from their computers. Instead, the bill will eventually attempt to prevent the transfer of funds to illegal gaming businesses. As poker is a game of skill, we do not assume that it will be affected by this new bill. Full Tilt Poker is legally licensed and regulated to offer its services to anyone around the world. Because of this, we find it impractical to make definitive legal judgments as to the laws governing poker from nation to nation or state to state. It is the responsibility of each customer to determine which laws may be applicable in the location they are playing from. On an end note regarding checks, I'm pleased to advise that we are still processing check requests to U.S. players. We are always here to answer your questions and we thank you for playing at FullTiltPoker. Regards, Albert Full Tilt Poker Support
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10-02-2006, 02:46 PM
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Im I the only one thinking that party is planning to open a new private company some how using their existing us player base. Or maybe selling it off to a priveate skin/company nothing to do with party gaming? [/ QUOTE ] I was thinking the same thing - IE party making "Party Poker: US" as a private company party-skin while the publicly traded "party gaming" is for non-us customers.
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